The actors who launch digital attacks have developed a sophisticated online marketplace through which they share information and expertise
Cybercrime continues to grow, with 92% of companies on the Forbes Global 2000 list reporting that their data has been breached in the past 12 months. This high rate is due to the fact that cybercriminals have developed a sophisticated collaborative online marketplace through which they share information and sophisticated data theft tools. Studies estimate that the value of the black market associated with global cybercrime is $104 billion per year.
Evolving regulatory and legislative requirements are placing additional demands on businesses in terms of security, with the average cost of non-compliance for global businesses reaching $13.7 million. Furthermore, with every employee bringing their own mobile device to the workplace, IT faces significant challenges in controlling endpoints, leaving more points of attack open for businesses.
HP recently introduced new products and services that enable businesses to address and manage risk and expand their security capabilities, better protecting their systems and data in an environment of growing threats.
Leveraging HP's security research and the expertise of the company's leading experts in these areas, the new solutions are designed to help businesses disrupt the digital black market, strengthen vulnerable positions, and expand their capabilities.
Source: protothema.gr
