A study by the National Cybersecurity Alliance revealed that 60% of small and medium-sized businesses close their doors within six months of a cyberattack. Even so, many organizations continue to treat cybersecurity as an isolated technical responsibility, which can be a problem since, in practice, it directly impacts the continuity, reputation, and growth potential of any business.
The brand's reputation is at stake.
A single mistake can compromise public trust, alienate customers and partners, and paralyze operations for days or even weeks. Approximately 70% of consumers would stop doing business with a company after a data breach."This is important," says a study by the multinational digital security company Gemalto. Therefore, protecting systems means being concerned with protecting the company's image and its ability to generate business in the short and long term,"
Business continuity and risk prevention
Despite this, most businesses are still not prepared for digital threats. Many don't even have a [software/system/etc.]. A formal information security policy, staff training, or appropriate monitoring tools are not required.Since the average time to identify an attack usually exceeds 190 days, this is enough to compromise an entire operation.
One worrying factor is the lack of awareness regarding the legislation. Companies that do not comply with General Personal Data Protection Act (LGPD)In other words, companies that fail to implement measures to guarantee the security of their clients' personal data are subject to fines and sanctions. From a financial standpoint, losses can reach up to 2% of the company's revenue, limited to R$50 million per infraction, not counting damage to its image and market confidence.
Solutions in safety culture and legal compliance.
True cybersecurity transformation only happens when companies abandon the limited view that it's just about technology and adopt a security culture integrated into all processes, from continuous employee training to the implementation of clear data protection policies aligned with the legal requirements of the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law). Investing in cybersecurity, therefore, is to guarantee the survival and resilience of the business. Ultimately, digital security is a strategic pillar for any organization that wants to endure and stand out in the market.
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