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MORE THAN 50% OF SECURITY PROS QUIT DUE TO RELENTLESS STRESS: REPORT


Coronavirus pandemic, budget caps, and chronic understaffi ng have conspired to renew the stress crisis among IT security professionals, with 54% having left a job due to overwork or burnout, or having worked with someone who has. A survey of 445 IT security practitioners by CIISec – The Security Profession 2019/2020 – reveals multiple reasons why cyber security experts are leaving their positions. Eighty-two percent of respondents said security budgets ‘were not keeping pace with rising threat levels’ – whether rising too slowly, staying the same, or falling. Sixty-four percent of those polled said their businesses ‘simply hope to cope with fewer resources when necessary’.


| ciisec.org


ANGRIFFE “KOSTEN UNTERNEHMEN €94M”


Die Zahl der britischen Unternehmen, die Opfer von Cyber-Angriff en geworden sind, hat sich seit 2015 verdoppelt, wobei Kleinunternehmen am Ende des schärfsten Anstiegs der Vorfallsraten am stärksten betroff en waren. Die Gesamtkosten von Cyber- Sicherheitsverletzungen in den letzten fünf


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Vermögensschäden, fi nanzieller Strafen und Produktivitätsverlusten - werden auf mehr als €94m geschätzt. Laut einer Studie des Unternehmens ISP Beaming, Five Years in Cyber Security, wurden im Jahr 2019 25% der britischen Unternehmen


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Cyberkriminalität. Dies entspricht 1,5 Millionen Unternehmen, gegenüber 755.000 im Jahr 2015. | beaming.co.uk


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CYBER ATTACKS ‘COST BUSINESSES €94 BILLION’ – REPORT


The number of UK businesses that have been victim to cyber attacks has doubled since 2015, with small businesses speared on the end of the sharpest spike in incident rates. The total cost of cyber security breaches over the last fi ve years – inclusive of damaged assets, fi nancial penalties and lost productivity – is believed to be more than €94bn. According to a study by business ISP Beaming, 25% of UK businesses were victims of cyber crime in 2019. This equates to 1.5m businesses, up from 755,000 in 2015.


| beaming.co.uk


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