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Nearly all companies have suffered a data breach

by The Gurus
October 2, 2019
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In the last three years, almost two thirds (60 per cent) of businesses have experienced a data breach. This is according to a new global report from Bitdefender, which also adds that those that haven’t been attacked yet – expect to experience such a scenario soon. As a matter of fact, more than a third of infosec professionals (36 per cent) polled for the report, whose employers haven’t been attacked yet, believe it’s likely that they’re currently facing a cybersecurity threat without them even knowing. And that’s keeping half of them up at night, Bitdefender claims, while saying that more than half (58 per cent) fear their employer aren’t ready to deal with a global cyberattack.

Source: ITProPortal

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