In 2023, cybercrime reports soared to nearly 94,000—a 23% increase from the previous year. Now, a new cybercrime report is filed every 6 minutes.
ASD Cyber Threat Report 2023
With cyber breaches on the rise, strong cyber defences and effective recovery strategies are essential for every business. A cyber incident can disrupt operations, damage customer trust, and lead to significant financial losses. By implementing the right strategies, you can respond swiftly, recover effectively, and minimise the impact, securing your business's future. Download our ebook today to discover the essential cyber resilience strategies your business needs to stay protected.
Fill in the form to download our eBook
We’ve written a comprehensive 9-chapter ebook to bolster your cyber security in 2024. This guide will help you identify weaknesses, develop robust cyber strategies, create effective response plans, and ensure business continuity. Ready to strengthen your defences? Have a read of our eBook today.
Contents
1.
What happens in a cyber-attack?
Uncover the stages of a cyber-attack
2.
Ransomware demands: to pay or not to pay?
Navigate the complexities of ransomware demands
3.
Cyber resilience: bouncing back
Learn how to respond and recover to protect your business
4.
Preparation: the human factor
Uncover the critical role people play in safeguarding a business
5.
Preparation: balancing cyber budget vs cyber risks
Optimise your resource allocation to manage cyber threats effectively
6.
Preparation: cyber compliance
Implement and align your business practices with legal and regulatory standards
7.
Preparation: building a secure foundation
Establish essential security protocols and infrastructure to protect your business.
8.
Response and recovery: cyber insurance, disaster recovery plan and critical incident response plan
Uncover the strategies for mitigating the impact of cyber incidents
Why Netier
Discover why our proactive approach at Netier makes us your trusted cybersecurity partner.
According to the ASD Cyber Threat Report 2023, cybercrime costs in Australia have surged by 14%. On average, small businesses face losses of $46,000 per incident, medium businesses $97,200, and large businesses $71,600.
