Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Enabling Secure Growth for Small Businesses
Cybercriminals don’t go after businesses because they’re big.They go after businesses because they’re accessible. According to the IBM Cost of a...
If you've had a breach, statistically the likelihood of you having a second breach or more is very high.
Because you've already been a victim and oftentimes the holes or gaps are not entirely filled or they've implemented those back doors.
And I have talked to several businesses where this has happened and they're beside themselves.
“We just had ransomware six months ago and or a year ago”.
And “How come this is happening again”?
Well, you missed some critical steps in the recovery and eradication process.
So, statistically 2/3 are hit more than once of those who were compromised the first time. And then 80% of organizations that paid ransom were hit a second time.
That's a pretty high number and that's a really scary number.
That's why we, again, want to have the plan and we want to do our due diligence.
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