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For Small Businesses, Cyberattacks Are Felt Long After A Data Breach

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In the wake of some high-profile cyberattacks on small businesses and local governments, new research suggests that the pain points of such incidents last long after systems are back up and running. Small government entities, too, are facing these risks. With organizations facing the loss or theft of over 11.7

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Why The Data Breach Decline Is Bad News For Businesses

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The Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council (ITRC) released new data on the state of cyberattacks and data breaches with some surprising news: data breaches were actually down in 2020 year-over-year. 19 percent fewer data breaches occurred in the U.S.

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Emerging technologies: Business and tech leaders are unprepared 

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The company’s 2024 Global Digital Trust Insights survey found that the proportion of businesses that have experienced a data breach of more than US$1million has increased significantly from year over year by a third — from 27% to 36%. As company size increases, so does the average cost of their most damaging breach.

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Major cybersecurity trends in 2024

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According to Check Point Research (CPR) , there’s an 8% increase in global weekly cyberattacks in the second quarter, marking the highest volume in two years. Rise of AI-directed cyberattacks Artificial intelligence and machine learning have dominated the conversation in cybersecurity.

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How a good cybersecurity plan can save money and time

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Maintain reputation and customer trust A data breach or security incident can damage your brand reputation and erode customer trust. Reduce downtime Cyberattacks can lead to system downtime, which can be costly for businesses. This includes expenses for investigating the breach, restoring compromised systems and legal fees.

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How CFOs and businesses should mitigate cybersecurity risks in 2024

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CFOs and businesses should expect higher cybersecurity risks in 2024 such as more large-scale cyberattacks on supply chains and critical infrastructure, said Kaspersky recently. This figure is almost equal to the damage caused by cybersecurity breaches, 40% of which occurred because of hacking.

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A CFO's guide to safeguarding data

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Understanding data protection and data security is important, as the latter guards digital data against unauthorised access, theft, or damage. Data protection plays a role in ensuring that people use data in a good and legal way, following privacy laws, asking for permission, and letting people control their own data.

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