Businesses are putting themselves at risk of cyberattacks — by recovering too fast
- Report finds 74% of firms prioritize recovery speed over quality
- Businesses are torn on whose responsibility a recovery is
- Defining a 'Minimum Viable Company' helps identify what needs fixing first
New Cohesity research has revealed UK businesses could be putting themselves at risk of cyberattacks because they're prioritizing recovery speed over quality.
This applies to three in four (74%) UK organizations, according to the report, with nearly as many (70%) failing to even check that attackers have been fully removed from breached systems after a cyberattack.
Expenses back this up too, because three-quarters (76%) of the businesses surveyed admitted that cyber resilience investments focus too heavily on prevention rather than response and recovery.
Cybersecurity isn't focusing enough on effective recovery
Crucially, Cohesity's data shows that business leaders are virtually clueless about the state of their IT teams' readiness, with half (52%) of UK CEOs expecting basic business operations to resume...
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