FINAL THOUGHT ® ®
Research for 2014 shows there has been a significant rise in the cost of individual data breaches, as well as in the overall cost for all types of organisation
...of organisations that
suffered breaches were so badly damaged that
they had to change the nature of their business
While the number of security breaches has decreased, the scale and cost has nearly doubled
...of large organisations had a security breach
...of small businesses had a security breach
...of respondents expect there will be more security incidents in 2015
The overall investment in security as part of total IT budget is increasing across all sectors - even in the most frugal industries
...for a large organisation
£600k (Up from £450 - £850k in 2013)
£1.15m
...for a small business £65k
(Compared to £35 - £65k in 2013)
£115k
There has been a marked increase in spending on information security in small businesses
Some of the worst security breaches were actually caused by inadvertent human error
of large organisations suffered staff related security breaches
*Statistics taken from Department for Business Innovation and Skills
2014 Information Security Breaches Surrey
www.egress.com 58 Autumn 2014
Confidence about the availability of security resources has increased
www.retailtechnology.co.uk
Organisations are making risk-based decisions about the introduction of mobile devices in order to facilitate more flexible ways of working
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