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Cybersecurity in Education
From the potential financial gain of accessing student fees, the data theft of private information of employees, to accessing restricted research and risking national security, the education sector has a lot to lose in the event of an attack. With threats growing against the industry daily, investing in cyber security measures to identify vulnerabilities, harden protection, and safeguard digital assets has never been more crucial.
Cybersecurity in Banking & Finance
Financial organisations that hold consumer data, including banks, investment companies, real estate firms, retail banking and insurance, are a prime target of cyber threats.
Unless a cyber attack is of a personal nature, in which the reputation of an individual or business is targeted, monetary assets are the endgame. And if there is a vulnerability in either processes, technology or personnel, it will be targeted.
Cybersecurity in Government
In an ideal world, when citizens give their data to local governments, it would stay safe and protected from cyberthreats. Unfortunately, that’s not often the case, as the list of cybersecurity challenges continues to grow at an exponential rate.
It’s clear that governments need to gain greater visibility into what’s happening in their networks before a breach occurs. However, for most public sector organizations, funding, and staffing a 24/7 security operations program on a tight budget is an uphill battle.
Cybersecurity in Manufacturing
From phishing, IoT, ransomware, supply chain, watering hole attacks, cross-site scripting, drive-by downloads, intellectual property theft, the manufacturing industry is particularly susceptible to attacks. Why? Because it contributes over £6.7 trillion to the global economy.
As an industry, manufacturing is severely underprepared for attacks. A majority of organisations in manufacturing have been the target of a cyber-attack. That does not include organizations who are unaware of their threats, or those who do not report a breach. And over a third of those have been affected financially.
Cybersecurity in Maritime
Maritime industry is now more digital than ever. But are systems prepared, and are companies ready to tackle an onslaught of emerging threats?
With more devices, processes and systems now available online, each holding a wealth of data used for automation, tracking, monitoring, scheduling and controlling, the maritime sector is open to many new vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity in Power And Utilities
Web App attacks, social engineering, credential theft and ransomware is prevalent across this sector. Given that this industry controls the vast majority of the worlds complex and critical infrastructure, the impact of a successful attack is not only significant, but far reaching.
A large proportion of economic growth comes down to energy. What motivates an attack in this industry is financial gain or wide-spread disruption to gain power often of a political nature. Attacks are regularly carried out by organised crime groups that are opportunistic in nature, who utilise vulnerabilities in systems that organisations in this field are often susceptible to.
Cybersecurity in Retail
Many retailers are getting left behind in the developing threat landscape. Aggressive Ransomware, DNS attacks and data breaches are notorious across the majority of ecommerce sites and retail stores of every size and in every vertical.
Security attacks within the retail sector have always been prominent. But due to COVID-19, and our changes of living whereby the majority of us shop online, this year retail has seen a surge in cyber-attacks within online premises.
Cybersecurity in Telecommunications
Given that this industry controls a vast majority of complex and critical infrastructure, the impact of a successful attack is not only significant, but extensive.
As the threat landscape has changed, cyber-attacks against the telecom industry are soaring. From satellite companies, internet providers to telephone corporations, the infrastructure behind these organizations makes it possible for all videos, audio and text to be sent across the globe. Without it we are stranded. Criminals know this.
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