Tuesday, 29 June 2021, 11:11 am
More New Zealand businesses need to wake up to ensure
they don’t suffer cyber-attacks, FintechNZ general manager
James Brown says.
Kiwi cyber security incidents jumped
65 percent last year, with an associated $16.9 million in
direct financial losses, which are just the tip of the
iceberg, Brown says.
“Only six percent of Kiwi
companies have adequate protection. On average, companies
take about 197 days to identify and 69 days to contain a
breach according to IBM.
“New Zealand has a high
concentration of smart phone adoption which could make
businesses and organisations more vulnerable.”
While
businesses’ attitudes to cyber security are shifting,
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