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Plus 8 percent: More money for IT security in companies
Plus 8 percent: More money for IT security in companies

Small, medium-sized and large companies in Germany have decided to allocate a larger part of their IT budgets to cyber security over the next three years, as Kaspersky's current IT Security Economics Report shows. With increased investments of up to eight percent, companies want to take account of the increasingly complex IT infrastructure, improve the expertise of security specialists and prepare for geopolitical and economic uncertainties. More spending on IT security While the increasing use of digital technologies and the ever-changing threat landscape has increased interest in cybersecurity and led to improvements in the…

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Cyber ​​insurance: 80 percent of customers with claims 
Cyber ​​insurance: 80 percent of customers with claims

Cyber ​​insurance is in demand, but most of them hardly want to cover the risks anymore: almost 80 percent of the companies that have taken out cyber insurance have already made claims with their insurer, more than half of them more than once. This is the result of a survey* by Delinea, the specialist in privileged access management (PAM) solutions for seamless security. As a result, insurance companies are increasingly withdrawing from covering critical risks. For example, damage caused by ransomware or costs for data recovery are no longer covered by the policy of around 50 percent of the companies surveyed. In doing so, the…

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More protection for SMBs against ransomware
More protection for SMBs against ransomware

In 2022 alone, a total of 61 percent of all cyber attacks were aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises - SMEs. Ransomware was particularly successful. Therefore, the protection must be improved and also fit into the budget. Ransomware – a threat we are all increasingly aware of and would prefer to stay away from. It affects every sector and the attacks are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated. Yet few small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are aware that they are just as, if not more, at risk than larger companies….

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SMEs are slowed down by insufficient IT security
SMEs are slowed down by insufficient IT security

Despite increased budgets, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are unprepared for the dangers that come with growth, according to a Check Point survey. This is shown by a current study on the subject of “IT security for small and medium-sized companies”. Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., a leading global provider of cyber security solutions, has released the results of a new survey by market research firm Analysys Mason on the IT security of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The aim of the study was to find out how SMEs survived the pandemic and how their business and technological needs are changing. The survey found that…

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Paradoxical assessment: Sufficient budget despite high cyber risk 
Paradoxical assessment: Sufficient budget despite high cyber risk

Two-thirds (67 percent) of IT decision-makers in Germany say that their IT security budget is sufficient for the next two years, although they rate the cyber risk as high. More than half (53 percent) rely on external service providers to protect themselves because the necessary know-how is not available internally. Smaller companies in particular are looking for external support. The financial industry is particularly confronted with cyber threats for various reasons. On the one hand, the degree of digitization in the financial sector has increased significantly - especially in the wake of the pandemic. On the other hand, the financial industry is for cybercriminals…

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Tight budgets slow down IT security strategy
Tight budgets slow down IT decision-makers

Report: Tight budgets and a lack of executive support are causing critical security controls to fall by the wayside. 60 percent of IT decision-makers are being prevented from implementing an adequate IT security strategy More than half of IT security decision-makers (60%) are of the opinion that their IT security strategy is not keeping pace with the current threat situation Survey* by Delinea, the specialist in privileged access management (PAM) solutions for seamless security, shows. For example, 20 percent of the security professionals surveyed think they are lagging behind in their security practices, 13 percent believe they are standing still, and only 27 percent are trying…

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86 percent want to increase their IT security budget by 2024
86 percent want to increase their IT security budget by 2024

Many companies are aware of the operational dangers of IT incidents. They are planning investments in technology and know-how and are also approaching new security approaches such as Zero Trust. In the current survey, 86 percent of companies state that they want to increase their IT security budget by 2024. A survey by techconsult, in which Sophos participated, shows what technical decision-makers from trade, industry or service providers expect from security solutions. Over 50 percent have had an attack More than half of all respondents (52 percent) have had under one (12 percent) or…

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Modern endpoint management for lean budgets
Modern endpoint management for lean budgets

Managing endpoints is one of the basic IT tasks and should not consume extensive resources. Adaptiva explains how modern endpoint management helps to free up budgets and staff for important digitization projects. In many companies, administrators spend hours every day updating the computers of a distributed workforce with patches and new security policies. They operate large update infrastructures in order to distribute the updates reliably, and yet their WAN and VPN connections groan under the data loads. Modern endpoint management with P2P technology, cloud integration and a high degree of automation would solve many of these problems. Adaptiva, provider of endpoint management and...

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Cybersecurity study: every second decision-maker lacks financial resources  
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Cybersecurity: Decision makers don't know how to be more proactive. Kaspersky study shows that more than half of decision-makers in Germany have difficulties financing cybersecurity improvements in their company. Whether attacks on the supply chain or APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats) - the threat landscape for companies is constantly evolving and becoming more and more complex. So why are companies so passive in their cybersecurity initiatives? A current Kaspersky study shows that 53,2 percent of decision-makers in Germany want to be more proactive and strengthen their cybersecurity measures - but don't know how. Decision-makers are becoming more accountable According to Gartner, decision-makers are ...

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Study: 8 out of 10 companies save with cloud security

79 percent of European companies are already achieving savings by switching to cloud security. 54 percent of companies are currently implementing network and security transformations or planning to do so in the next twelve months / Major disagreement over the best approach. Almost four in five European companies have already made savings by using cloud security solutions by replacing old security applications and reducing bandwidth requirements. This is one of the results of a study carried out by SASE specialist Netskope. The savings come from replacing hardware and appliances, including VPNs (25%), reducing ...

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