Sure, you might know that there are “some” monetary repercussions of suffering a data breach, like the costs associated with notifying the individuals involved, but what about the rest? Rely on word of mouth or referrals? Customers may not be so quick to refer to a company that compromised their data.
Lack of time, resources and education are three major factors that put small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) at risk.
2019 Data Breach Investigations Report
What’s worse? A quarter of those who can’t afford it didn’t even realize there would be any recovery costs involved.
2018 InsuranceBee Cybercrime Survey
Internal mistakes are causing twice as many breaches as external forces like hacking. The best way to prevent an incident? Education and preparation.
Oxford Academic Journal of Cybersecurity
10% of healthcare organizations and their business associates lowered spending on security. Instead of modernizing to combat their threats, they’re ignoring the problem.
CyberPolicy, Identify Experts Corp
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It’s been proven that a comprehensive and continuous security education program can effectively reduce phishing click rates by up to 64%. With phishing being one of the top attack methods used by cybercriminals, investing in a phishing and education program has been shown to output a 37-fold Return on Investment. If a criminal does get through? That’s when one of our robust cyber insurance policies, covering up to $1M, comes in!
Ponemon Institute. “The Cost of Phishing & Value of Employee Training.”