Cybersecurity in the workplace is set to remain as one of the biggest issues facing companies large and small around the world in 2020… a trend that has continued for a number of years now.

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No business can afford to be complacent when it comes to internet security. Every year, cyber attacks cost businesses millions of dollars to deal with. In fact, it’s believed that the global economic cost of cybercrime will hit $6 trillion a year on average by 2021.

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If your IT systems have been compromised, more often than not, it’s likely because of an error made by one of your employees.

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Cyber crime is tipped to cost businesses around the world $6 trillion annually by 2021. This includes costs associated with safeguarding against it, but also the economic costs to businesses that have been affected.

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The Chief Information Officer (CIO) often has a metaphoric tightrope to walk in any organization, delivering innovation, adding value, but also troubleshooting and delivering savings as well.

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Hacking, malware, phishing, identity theft, ransomware and viruses have been around for many years now and you might think that you have a handle on it. However cyber security threats are evolving, and methods deployed by cyber criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated.

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Financial details, customer details and personal information, contractual details and intellectual property are just some of the types of information that companies need to keep safe from cyber criminals. This information is valuable to criminals as they can find ways to exploit it and profit from it – at the expense of the company it was stolen from.

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Cybercrime is big business for cybercriminals. The British insurance company Lloyds estimates that the damage inflicted on businesses around the world costs about $400 billion every year. This figure includes the amount of damage caused directly by the attack, plus the disruption it causes in its wake.

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High-profile cyber security breaches such as the recent WannaCry virus shine a spotlight on how prepared – or unprepared – organizations are to deal with security crises.

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