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Data breaches can expose sensitive information, ruin your company's reputation, and make it liable for compliance violations.
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The Hard Truth You Already Knew (And Wished It Will Not Affect Your Company)

You will agree with me if I say that your company’s data is the one of its most important assets in this era of digital transformation, am I right?
So how are you protecting this data?
Do you have security protocols in place in case of a data breach?
Do you manage your sensitive clients’ information according to best practices?
If the answer is YES, good job! You seem to know all the dangers that lie in an business open to online threats.
If the answer is NO, don’t worry. You are not alone.
According to a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute on behalf of IBM, it was found that  77% of respondents in organizations do not have a cybersecurity incident response plan applied consistently across the enterprise.
This doesn’t mean that you should continue on this path though. Going on uprotected can cause major problems to your company.
You’ve been warned!
Here are some interesting statistics pulled from the Varonis.com website regarding cyber-security:

Security Breaches

95% of cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error. (source: World Economic Forum)

Risk Awareness

68% of business leaders feel their cybersecurity risks are increasing. (source: Accenture)

I.T. Departments Are Not Ready

54% of companies say their IT departments are not sophisticated enough to handle advanced cyberattacks. (source: Sophos)

Cyber Fatigue

42% of companies are affected from cyber fatigue or apathy to proactively defending against cyberattacks. (source: Cisco)

The Threat Lies Within

43% of all breaches are insider threats, either intentional or unintentional. (source: Check Point)

22 Billion Records Exposed

Data breaches exposed 22 billion records in 2021. (source: RiskBased Security)

They're After Your Money

Approximately 70% of breaches in 2021 were financially motivated, while less than five percent were motivated by espionage. (source: Verizon)

How Are They Getting In?

The most common method of entry by % in a 2022 report by Hiscox shows that cloud servers is impacted the most by 41%, closely followed by business email by 40%.

How Businesses Are Affected

In the same study, it was found that the effects of a cyber attack go well beyond the direct financial consequences.
More businesses are discovering that there is increased impact across the board including increased costs, brand reputation decline and loss of customers.
Be proactive. Don't wait for the disaster to happen.

Raise Up The Shields

Here are some quick ways to protect your company from cyber-attacks and ransomware:

1

Backup And Encrypt Your Data Regularly

This is the most crucial step. Don't skip this! Encrypt all backup data you take and make sure you store them in more than one place. In case of a data breach you can revert to the latest backup saving days or even months.
2

Know The Risks And Valunerabilities

Identify the internal and external weak points in your security and get familiar with the many ways that a hacker can compromise your company's data using phishing techniques, ransomware and system hacking.
3

Educate Your Employees

The easiest and the best way to protect your employees and, as a result, your company, is to educate them to recognize the dangers, the tactics and the many ways a cyber-attack can happen.
4

Use MFA Wherever Possible

Multi-Factor Authentication can block over 99.9% of account compromise attacks. With MFA, knowing or cracking the password won’t be enough to gain access to your user's accounts.
On average, only 5% of companies’ folders are properly protected.

Don't Be That Company!

Protect what’s valuable and sleep well at night.

Your company’s folders hold valuable and sensitive information about your staff, your clients and your business.

Leaving your folders uprotected is a crime against your company and might as well develop into a crime against bad security practices by your clients.

1

Give Access Only When Needed

Not everyone should access everything. Period. Give access only to the resources each department should see and restrict access to other files and folders.
2

Monitor Unusal Behaviour 24/7/365

You must have constant monitoring of unusual usage behaviour in place all the time. Whenever a suspicious incident occurs, such as mass deletion of files, you will know and take measures immediately.
3

Use Passwords For Sensitive Documents

You can and you should protect your files with a password, especially when they contain confidential information and pair this with Multi-Factor Authentication as an additional layer of security.

Learn More About Microsoft's

Zero-Trust Architecture

Zero Trust is a proactive, integrated approach to security across all digital layers that explicitly and continuously verifies every transaction, asserts least privilege, and relies on intelligence, advanced detection, and real-time response to defend against threats.

According to a study by Forrester Total Economic Impact™  commissioned by Microsoft, multiple organizations which rolled out policies and technologies after implementing the Zero-Trust Architecture model had these results :
1

Reduced spend from legacy software and infrastructure by over $7 million

The composite organization saves $20 per employee per month by eliminating now-redundant security solutions, including, endpoint management, antivirus, and antimalware solutions.
2

Accelerated the process to set up end users on new devices by 75%

Interviewees said they reduced the time required to set up end users on new devices by connecting apps to Microsoft Azure AD, enabling single sign-on (SSO) and multifactor authentication (MFA). Because setups are faster and more efficient, end users needed less help in the weeks following setup.
3

Reduced the number of security and IAM-related help desk calls by 50%

Connecting applications to Azure AD for SSO and MFA makes it easier for users — especially remote workers — to access the applications they need; this reduces the number of submitted application support tickets.
4

Reduced the effort required to provision and secure new infrastructure by 80%

Interviewees said the management capabilities built into Microsoft solutions helped their organizations implement robust cloud governance strategies as part of their Zero Trust journeys. This involved standardizing workflows and automating routine tasks like provisioning and securing new resources.
The time required to provision new infrastructure went from taking several months to mere days.
5

Reduced the resources required for audit and compliance management by 25%, saving $2 million

The built-in advanced audit and discovery capabilities, like those in the centralized Microsoft 365 compliance center, make it easier for security and compliance personnel in the composite organization to audit their environment and understand the policies they need to implement to comply with internal and external governance requirements.
6

Increased the efficiency of security teams by 50%

Microsoft 365 Defender helped the organizations triage alerts, correlate additional threat signals, and take remediation actions. Additionally, migrating key security solutions to the cloud freed up time previously spent on system updates and other operational tasks.
7

Frontline workers gained access to business-critical applications and systems of record, saving more than three business days per year

By enabling SSO and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) practices reduced friction for employees to access their organizations’ apps. This allowed them to perform essential tasks even while in the field, which reduced the need to return to headquarters or a centralized location.
8

Enhanced security reduced the risk of a data breach by 50%

Microsoft solutions helped organizations improve authentication, network, and endpoint security protocols. When coupled with increased visibility into the network, the interviewees’ organizations reported they were better able to protect themselves from data breaches.

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