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1. KEEP YOUR BUSINESS DATA SAFE
ESCAPE THE NOTICE OF
CYBER-CRIMINALS

2. A perfect IT security storm
is brewing for businesses.

3. Tech trends like mobility, cloud computing,
social media and the Internet of Things
have transformed how we work

4. and exposed our personal and
business data like never before.
Tech trends like mobility, cloud computing,
social media and the Internet of Things
have transformed how we work

5. At the same time, the
cybercrime industry has
radically transformed.

6. Hacking
‘just for fun’
has evolved into carefully
planned cyber-attacks for
profit or political gain.
At the same time, the
cybercrime industry has
radically transformed.

7. corporations,
hacktivists,
cyber-terrorists,
The threat comes
in many forms,
from anywhere:

8. Source: ENISA Threat Landscape 2013: Overview of current and emerging cyber-threats
even your own
employees.
corporations,
hacktivists,
cyber-terrorists,
The threat comes
in many forms,
from anywhere:

9. Poor security practices
have left many companies
wide open to attack.

10. Where are organisations most vulnerable?
? ? ? ? ?

11. Where are organisations most vulnerable?
MOBILE
COMPUTING
SOCIAL
MEDIA
CLOUD
COMPUTING
CARELESS
EMPLOYEES
OUTDATED
SECURITY
CONTROLS
Source: Under Cyber Attack: EY’s Global Information Security Survey 2013

12. On average, a single data breach costs
European businesses US$3.2 million,
with 23,647 records compromised
per breach.
Source: 2013 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis, Ponemon Institute Research Report

13. Source: 2013 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis, Ponemon Institute Research Report
Germany US$4.82 million
France US$3.76 million
UK US$3.14 million
On average, a single data breach costs
European businesses US$3.2 million,
with 23,647 records compromised
per breach.
For some countries
the cost is even higher:

14. Cyber-threats
can also cost you
customers, damage
your reputation and
competitive edge.
CO
MPETITIVE
CU
STOMERS
E
DGE
R
EPUTATION

15. Yet only a quarter
of businesses have a
formal IT security plan

16. and many are struggling
to set up basic security
fundamentals.

17. A lack of knowledge,
skills and resources
means organisations
are unprepared
and vulnerable.

18. A lack of knowledge,
skills and resources
means organisations
are unprepared
and vulnerable.
Are you?

19. AMID THIS RAPIDLY
HOW CAN YOU SAFELY
CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
NAVIGATE THE THREAT?

20. Develop a flexible business-
wide strategy that aligns
security priorities with
business objectives.
BE
STRATEGIC

21. Conduct a thorough
security and risk
assessment.
BENCHMARK
YOUR BUSINESS

22. Make data security your
primary focus so you can
respond to incidents fast.
PRIORITISE
DATA SECURITY

23. Embrace basic security
measures. Eliminate
platforms like Java where
possible, keep patches up
to date and use a password
manager to set strong
passwords.
FIGHT FIRE
WITH FIRE

24. Today’s sophisticated
cyber-threats require
a smarter approach
to security.

25. WHAT ARE YOU
GOING TO DO
ABOUT IT?

26. Download our
FREE guide to
cyber security.
GET THE TOOLS
YOUR BUSINESS SAFE.
YOU NEED TO KEEP