Technology has done a lot of great things for businesses – particularly when it comes to online interactions.
The use of predictive analytics and Big Data analysis have allowed companies to target their audience more effectively and nurture better leads. Access to Big Data information allows businesses to personalize their customers’ experiences and keep them engaged online.
But this technology also has a dark side as it has left many companies quite vulnerable to data leaks and cyberattacks.
Over 60% of all businesses have experienced some sort of cyberattack and there have been 126% more data breaches since 2017, with 44 occurring every single second of the day.
If your business relies on data in any capacity (which virtually every single business with a computer does), then you need to be absolutely sure that your systems are protected against hacks and leaks. Not only could this cost your business lots of money to recover – it could also destroy your reputation and the trust of your customers.
If you start researching all of the ways to protect from online vulnerabilities, you may either come away totally overwhelmed or unsure of what exactly to do - thanks to the often vague advice that is given on ...
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