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How prepared can you be for a cyberattack? It's a hard question to answer and you'll never truly know how much is enough until you experience an attack. It's therefore vital to ensure you have appropriate measures in place at all times. In the past year, 39% of UK businesses have reported cyberattacks or security breaches - this equates to 2.39 million attacks. It’s therefore no surprise that cybercrime costs the UK up to £4.6 billion annually. And yet, according to the UK government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey in 2021, only 23% of UK businesses have a formal written policy on cybersecurity. This kind of apathy to cybersecurity is what leaves many businesses susceptible to attacks. But the real question is not whether you should have a cybersecurity system, but rather how you equip your company for a possible cyberattack. There are some clear steps that you can take to do this, but working with a cybersecurity company (such as OfficeAnyplace Ltd) you can access a wealth of knowledge and expertise, as well additional perks such as real-time monitoring. And speaking of expert knowledge, we are huge advocates of adopting a Zero-Trust security approach. If you liken cybersecurity to a house, many traditional cybersecurity methods can be likened to locking the doors and windows. Zero-Trust goes one step further and ensures there’s a lock on every drawer, utensil, cupboard and beyond. Whether your company is well-equipped for a cyberattack or not ultimately comes down to how much consideration you have put into ensuring you have a strong cybersecurity system in place. As with owning a car, the level of insurance and cover that you have will influence your protection in the case of an accident. The same principle applies to your company: the level of cyber security that you have will determine how equipped your company is for a cyberattack. Want to find out more? Email info@officeanyplace.com to book a consultation.

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