Regardless of industry or size, cyber-security has certainly become a significant organisational risk in recent years. Between the increase in high-profile data breaches and the implementation of strict data protection regulations under the GDPR, the consequences of cyber-attacks are difficult to ignore. Indeed, nearly 40 per cent of UK businesses and 20 per cent of charities experienced a data breach in the past year, according to statistics from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport.
What’s more, lost time and resources from a data breach can cause serious financial and reputational damage within an organisation.
To help avoid being the victim of a cyber-attack, you need to encourage good cyber-security practices and if the worst happens, know how to handle a breach.
But where do you start?
Our new Cyber-continuity and Incident Response Plan Toolkit will help.
At a glance, this toolkit provides organisations with the best resources to mitigate your risk of a cyber-attack and offers a comprehensive, customisable sample plan for responding to a data breach. Such a resource allows you to be proactive in your efforts to prevent cyber-threats, as well as reactive to limit the damages if disaster strikes.
With this toolkit, you will be prepared to handle any cyber-scenario quickly and efficiently, ensuring business continuity through the most difficult of data breaches. Most business continuity plans only account for physical assets, whereas this toolkit helps you ensure your intangible assets, such as your online store or server data, are still accessible and working in the face of a cyber-incident.
In addition to the latest guidance, this toolkit features a number of cyber-security resources—compiled into one document, for your convenience.
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