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The Real Cost of Cyber Attacks

A cyber incident can hurt a business even when no money is stolen. Downtime, recovery work, lost customer trust and contractual or regulatory questions all add up, so it helps to understand them before anything goes wrong.
Does your business understand what an outage of its critical services would cost?

1. Does your business understand what an outage of its critical services would cost?

Have you agreed how quickly key services must be restored and how much data you can afford to lose?

2. Have you agreed how quickly key services must be restored and how much data you can afford to lose?

If a key system went down tomorrow, how would essential work continue?

3. If a key system went down tomorrow, how would essential work continue?

Do you know your contractual and reporting obligations if an incident affects customer data or services?

4. Do you know your contractual and reporting obligations if an incident affects customer data or services?

Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

5. Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

6. Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

7. Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

8. Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

9. Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

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