Some 88% of organisations that have previously been attacked by ransomware would again choose to pay a ransom in the event of another attack. For companies that have not yet been affected by a cyber incident, the willingness to pay is only 67%.
In the Netherlands, no less than 14,900 cases of 'cybercrime' were reported to the police in 2021.
That's an increase of more than 300% compared to 2019!
And we haven't reached the 'top' yet....
With the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, many companies and organisations are also growing concerned about cyber attacks.
After all, modern wars have a digital frontline as well...
Trend Micro, the global leader in cloud security, presents a new survey showing that low engagement of the "C-Suite" can impact security investments and expose organisations to increased cyber risks.
Cyber risks are also peaking in 2022. As a business leader, you'd better stay alert. In this blog, we take a brief look at new trends.
And we help you make the necessary investment choices in prevention. Tools are good, but also invest in your strongest link: people. If you don't, your employees will become or remain your company's weakest link.
European privacy regulators have issued just under €1.1 billion in fines over the past year for companies that did not comply with GDPR privacy guidelines.
Ransomware attacks have been omnipresent since 2020 and are wreaking havoc on businesses worldwide! To such an extent that the insurability of this type of incident is coming under serious pressure.
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