REPORTS

Telstra Security Report 2019

April 16, 2019

10 interesting findings from the report:

  1. We are more prepared than ever for cyber-attacks with incident response plans in place at 77 per cent of local businesses
  2. 34% of Australian respondents review and test their incident response plan monthly as businesses move to an ‘expectation of breach’ mentality
  3. 48% of Australian businesses experienced a security attack in the past 12 months
  4. 89% of Australian businesses estimate security breaches went undetected – up 12% since 2018
  5. This contrasts with 74 per cent of Australian businesses believing they have strong systems in place to verify when an incident has occurred
  6. 27% of organisations take weeks, months or years on average to detect a security incident or breach
  7. 84% of Australian organisations spend up to 20% of their overall IT budget on security
  8. Among the subset of organisations interrupted due to a security breach, 81% of Australian businesses experienced a ransomware incident within the past year; 51% of Australian organisations who experienced ransomware paid the ransom
  9. 44% of Australian respondents identified C-level executives were ultimately held responsible in the event of a cyber security incident
  10. Human error or a targeted attack on an employee are cited as the highest risks to IT security by 36 per cent of respondents
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Aussie businesses, current and evolving threats, Cybersecurity, decision-making IT, key recommendations, security and C-suite professionals, Security Report, Telstra

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