idc survey: 1 in 4 companies have no clue gdpr is coming their way
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HOW TO SECURE YOUR BUSINESS
IN 3 EASY STEPS
1PROTECT YOUR DATA AGAINST BREACHES
Companies still trust strong passwords as the most important data protection tool:
More than two-thirds of respondents reportbreach-related losses of more than €10,000
One in five businesses have lost customers as a result of breaches
Only 22% of businesses are aware of the GDPR and fully understand its impact:
File encryption is deployed in fewerthan half of companies
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MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION
DATA ENCRYPTION AT REST
DATA ENCRYPTION IN TRANSIT
STRONG PASSWORDS
Average rating, on a scale of 1 to 51 = Not important at all, 5 = Extremely important
3 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDERUPGRADING YOUR SECURITY
According to research by IDC analysts, only 1 in 5 small and medium businesses are prepared for the General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR)and its new data security rules.
Read the full IDC whitepaper “New Offerings make MFA and Encryption Accessible to SMEs as Data Protection Challenges European Organizations“
Source: IDC's report is based upon findings from a survey of more than 700 organizations in the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Spain and the United Kingdom
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NOT AWARE OF IT AT ALLAWARE OF IT AND UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT ON OUR ORGANIZATION
AWARE OF IT BUT IMPACT ON OUR ORGANIZATION
IS UNCLEAR
22.2%
52.5%
25.3%
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Only the most up-to-date security gives organizations a chance of defending themselves against state-sponsored threat groups.
The volume of unknown malware remains high, and previously unknown vulnerabilities continue to be discovered.
The availability of automated exploit frameworks enables attackers with limited expertise to carry out attacks with increasing frequency, scope and intensity.
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DATA-LOSS PREVENTION
FILE ENCRYPTION
HOST FIREWALL
ANTIVIRUS/ANTIMALWARE
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2ENCRYPT YOUR DATA
3PREPARE FOR THE GDPR
MORE THAN €10,000 LOSS
€10,000 AND LESS LOSS