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A new report from Dell Technologies and the Executive Institute reveals that 66% of Irish businesses plan to upgrade their cybersecurity due to increasing cyber threats. Electric Ireland confirms a recent data breach compromising around 8,000 customer accounts. Additionally, the State of Data Security Report shows that 80% of companies prioritize data security initiatives in the next year. Concerns about security preparedness in the quantum era are also highlighted, with 61% of firms expressing worries. The average company allocates only 9% of its IT budget to security, despite 24% of IT professionals rating their security and compliance strategy as 'reactive.'
At a time when 24% of IT professionals rate their security and compliance strategy as merely “reactive," the average company only spends 9% of its IT budget on security, according to a new report by @TrustVanta. #cybersecurity #infosec #ITsecurity https://t.co/0qSe145drN
Our State of Data Security Report reveals a shifting landscape in data priorities. When asked what initiatives their companies are taking on in the next year, 80% of respondents said their top priorities were data security related. Read the full report: https://t.co/WsnxAOfH5W
61% of firms worry they are unprepared for security risks in quantum era https://t.co/x9lVy4R7uE @ZDNet & @eileenscyu #CyberSecurity #QuantumComputing #Crypto Cc @DeepLearn007 @SpirosMargaris @mvollmer1 @HaroldSinnott https://t.co/qNlX1H7zj9
Electric Ireland has confirmed that roughly 8,000 customer accounts may have been compromised from a recent data breach. https://t.co/QS9k3cZSGJ
A new survey undertaken by Dell Technologies in association with the Executive Institute found that two-thirds (66%) of businesses in Ireland are planning to invest in their cybersecurity as cyber threats continue to increase. https://t.co/ZH6XtzZTsh
A new report from @DellTech suggests that many Irish businesses plan to upgrade their cybersecurity and improve their sustainability practices with technology. https://t.co/zG9n4Ex9eg
70% of UK firms reported #cyberinsurance changes in past year https://t.co/7WAIctG8sy @databarracks #CyberAttacks #CyberSecurity #DisasterRecovery https://t.co/8OqS0Z9eWk
66pc of Irish business plan to upgrade their cybersecurity https://t.co/zG9n4EwBoI