Cyber Crime
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Cyber Crime
Cyber crime is a big problem for organizations keep their information digitally on a variety of devices:
- server companies
- individual PCs
- in the cloud
- memory stick
- Company sites etc.
Cyber criminals are finding more and more ways to exploit computer systems business resulted in disruption to users, data theft, identity theft and virus infection.
The cost for this handle very large security breaches, thus reducing the risk of cyber attacks should be at the top of the priority list and will save time, worry and cost in the future.
How cyber security risks can affect your business
If your company suffers a security breach, the implications for your business can be catastrophic.
IT department or provider will work overtime to investigate how your system is being violated, what information has been accessed, and how to repair the damage.
Your company's reputation could be at risk and you may have to fight the adverse publicity.
Legal liability claims will need to be assessed and addressed.
Financial losses running into tens of thousands of pounds can be removed to repair the damage.
A management system will help to reduce the impact of incidents and get your business back to normal as soon as possible.
Information Security Management System (ISMS)
By implementing ISO 27001 (ISMS) You will assess risks, identify threats and put in place a process to protect your valuable information assets.