Aviva report reveals UK business leaders attitudes to cyber security

Aviva report reveals UK business leaders attitudes to cyber security

Authored by Aviva

In our increasingly digitalised world, the threat of cyber crime is becoming a key peril for your clients.

To gather more insight into this prominent issue, we asked UK business leaders for their views and created a report to summarise our findings. Data from our most recent piece of research, conducted by YouGov, reveals the top risks and worries of business leaders in relation to cyber and technology, and what actions these businesses are taking when it comes to cyber security.**

Some of the key outputs of this research include:

57% of businesses named cyber security and incidents as one of their biggest worriesOnly 51% of businesses are confident they know what to do in the event of a cyber attack1 in 5 businesses have been a victim of a cyber attack in the last 12 months

“Businesses face evolving and complex cyber issues such as phishing and social engineering attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities, insider threats, ransomware attacks, zero-day exploits, to name a few. Protecting an organisation’s assets against these threats isn’t just a matter of protecting data; but it’s also to ensure business continuity and maintaining trust with customers.” Oliver Osei-Ofosu, Cyber Senior Risk Consultant

What are UK business thinking about cyber security?

Our new report covers business views on the impact and cost of cyber crime, as well as insights on the future

To view the Business Attitudes to Cyber Security report from Aviva CLICK HERE

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