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Cyber attacks ‘cost businesses €94bn’ says report… Heimarbeit verursacht bei Britischen arbeitnehmern eine cyber-laxe arbeitshaltung: umfrage… Stress now causes more than 50% of IT security pros to quit… Data breach whistle-blowing to ICO is up 34%... it-sa 365 event brief…
ENISA ENTHÜLLT STRATEGIE ENISA hat ihre
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“Vertrauenswürdiges und cyber- sicheres Europa” veröff entlicht, die den Ansatz der Agentur zur Erreichung eines “hohen gemeinsamen Niveaus an Cybersicherheit in der gesamten EU” umreißt und ihr permanentes Mandat erfüllt, das im vergangenen Jahr durch das EU-Cybersicherheitsgesetz festgelegt wurde. Die Hauptziele der Strategie sind darauf ausgerichtet, ein digital sichereres Umfeld für Mitgliedstaaten und Institutionen, kleine und mittlere Unternehmen, Hochschulen und alle Bürger Europas zu schaff en.
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63.28% 48.15% 47.00% 40.28% 32.37% 32.24% 31.78% 29.47% SECTORS MOST LIKELY TO FALL FOR PHISHING ATTACKS REVEALED
The business verticals most susceptible to phishing attacks have been highlighted in the 2020 Phishing Trends Report from Keepnet Labs. The Consulting (63%), Clothing and Accessories (48%) and Education (47%) sectors top the list, followed by Technology (40%) and Holdings/Conglomerates (32%). The study found that the operational departments most likely to click on fake links in phishing emails are Law/Audit/Internal Control (59%), and Procurement/ Administration (58%). |
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