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The SME Cybersecurity Gap: Why Hackers Are Targeting the Underdogs
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Despite the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks, most security gaps do not arise in a sophisticated cybercrime laboratory, but on the desk of those who granted access without verifying the essentials: who, why and how far an internal or external collaborator can access. This type of omissions does not distinguish organization size, sector, or digitization level. However, it is in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that this pattern…
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the global economy. Their success today, however, depends crucially on the right technology, because they must exist in a world that is not only highly networked, but has also entered the age of AI. Four technological developments can be observed, which are currently particularly [...] The article 8 Strategies for a secure network, which protects SMEs from cyber attacks, first appeare…
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The SME cybersecurity gap: Why hackers are targeting the underdogs
A series of recent cyberattacks has shaken South Africa's retail sector, revealing vulnerabilities that many businesses - especially SMEs - can no longer afford to ignore. e-Commerce retailer OneDayOnly fell victim to a data breach by the hacking group Kill Security (KillSec) late last year. The attackers extracted private contact information, account details, and payment...
With cyberattacks costing an average of $3.3 million for small businesses, SMEs can no longer ignore cybersecurity. A new white paper by Fortinet and Ingram reveals the magnitude of threats and offers tailored solutions. Alarming figures that challenge the latest statistics revealed in this book [...] The post SMEs in the Cybercriminal viewfinder: Fortinet and Ingram propose an adapted battle plan appeared first on ChannelNews.
Indian SMEs Struggle with Cybersecurity Readiness - SMEVENTURE
A concerning digital reality is emerging for Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs). According to recent data from the India SME Forum, CERT-In, and DSCI (2024), 74% of SMEs in India reported facing at least one cyberattack in the past year. Yet, only 13% of these enterprises currently have a formal cybersecurity policy in place. The vulnerability isn’t just theoretical. The fallout from cyber incidents is increasingly permanent. The CERT-In…
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