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As fast as we develop new technologies and new data types hackers are staying right in step and, unfortunately, pulling ahead. I’ve become quite attached to in flight wi-fi and look for it every time I travel. The U.S. Government Accountability Office however, released a report recently indicating that planes with in-flight wi-fi are vulnerable to hacks from passengers and attackers. Researchers also report that healthcare and education are easy targets for cyber attackers due to the longer shelf life of their data and inadequate security. At the Healthcare Information Management Systems Society meetings (HIMSS) event last week, James Trainor, deputy assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Cyber Division said that health care data theft is a Tier 1 priority, capable of causing “catastrophic or severe harm.” Trainor said, "the pace is growing rapidly, the volume of data that’s being [stolen] is substantially increasing, and it just requires a much more robust response across the U.S. government and private sector."
With a borderless and connected world cybercrime is a concern worldwide and was high on the agenda at the recent Interpol World 2015. In fact, Singapore's Second Minister for Home Affairs and Trade and Industry S. Iswaran, declared that "innovation in policing methods and tools is the key to ensuring that law enforcement agencies stay ahead of criminals and ultimately triumph." Advanced analytics is a critical component to this innovation in policing as it enables law enforcement officers to expose hidden patterns, connections and insights, buried in data, in near real-time. Law enforcement agencies need to halt cyber attackers in their tracks with advanced analytics.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Fighting cybercrime with actionable insights
1. Fighting cybercrime
with actionable
insights
Cybercriminals use hacked or
misrepresented information to exploit flaws
in your business processes for their gain.
Meanwhile, you suffer the consequences
in the form of financial losses and damage
to your reputation.
$445
billion:
The annual cost of
cybercrime
to the global
economy1
1400:
The average
number of cyber-
attacks on an
organization
every week2
$11
million:
The average cost
of a successful
cyber-attack
on an
organization3
8
months:
The average length
of time that a cyber-
attack goes
undetected4
61% of
organizations in a
recent survey stated that
data theft and cybercrime
are the greatest threats
to their reputation.5
50% of
organizations
surveyed were not
confident in their
security programs.5
The good news: Hidden in the same data that criminals and criminal
networks are exploiting are the insights and intelligence that can be used to
identify and disrupt them, and we have a solution that can help you do that.
Consider these statistics.
61%
50%
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