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800,000
cyber attacks per year?
Moreover:
- Every 39 seconds, there is a hacker attack.
- Healthcare remains the top target of ransomware attacks.
- 92% of malware is delivered via email.
- At any given time, 4.1 million websites have malware.
- On average, it takes 49 days to identify a ransomware attack.
- A hacker stole $29 million from a fintech company.
- 97% of all security breaches exploit WordPress plugins.
- Cybercriminals have stolen cryptocurrency worth $3 billion in hacks.
- 66% of CIOs plan to increase investment in cybersecurity.
- According to Tripwire, 74% of IT experts believe that remote work poses an extreme threat to cybersecurity.
Don't be an easy target for cybercrooks. Our security solutions protect your billions.
Features
Benefits
Security Audit Service
- Penetration Testing
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Cloud Security Audit
- Internal Network Audit
- Risk Identification
- Compliance Assurance
- Data Protection
- Enhance security policies and procedures
- Resource Efficiency
- Customer Trust
- Incident Preparedness
- Prevent expensive data breaches
- Competitive Edge
- Third-party validation of security claims
- Internal Awareness
- Roadmap for security enhancements
- Prevent security incidents
- Management Insights
- Vendor Risk Management
- Tailor services to your business needs
Managed Security Service
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Monitoring
- Managed Bug Bounty
- Expertise
- 24/7 Monitoring
- Cost-Effective
- Threat Intelligence
- Advanced Technology
- Scalability
- Compliance Assistance
- Faster Response
- Focus on Core Operations
- Risk Reduction
- Flexibility
- Security across regions and time zones
WhiteHub Security Platform
- Risk mitigation
- ROI optimization
- 24/7 protection
Locker Password & Secrets Manager
- Data encryption utilises military-grade AES-256 encryption, complemented by PBKDF2 and RSA.
- Zero-knowledge
- Secure infrastructure
- Crowdsourced Testing
- Save unlimited passwords
- Automatically sign in with one click
- Access from anywhere
- Fast logins
- Hassle-free shopping
- Easy form filling
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How can cybersecurity strengthen your business?
Data breaches are a business nightmare—trust erodes, finances drain, and legal troubles loom. That's why every business must embrace cybersecurity solutions now to safeguard assets, reputation, and trust. It's not an option; it's an absolute necessity.
Protecting Valuable Data
Imagine the nightmare of a healthcare provider experiencing a data breach. Not only can sensitive patient records be stolen, but the personal health information of individuals can be exposed. This not only erodes patient trust but can lead to legal penalties under laws like HIPAA in the United States, where fines can reach millions of dollars. Moreover, in the financial sector, inadequate cybersecurity can result in unauthorises access to customer accounts. JPMorgan Chase, for instance, faced a massive breach in 2014 affecting 76 million households. The cost? An estimated $1 billion, highlighting how a lack of cybersecurity can have staggering financial consequences.
Risk of Asset Loss
Consider a scenario where a critical manufacturing company falls victim to ransomware. Production lines grind to a halt, affecting not just the company's finances but also disrupting supply chains, leading to delayed shipments and lost contracts. The notorious WannaCry ransomware attack paralyzed parts of the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK, costing them an estimated £92 million. Intellectual property theft hits technology firms hard. Think of a startup that's spent years developing groundbreaking software. Without robust cybersecurity, they risk a competitor hacking their system, stealing their code, and bringing a similar product to market before they can. This can spell the end of their business dreams.
Impact on Business Performance
Operational disruption due to a cyberattack can be painfully tangible. When shipping giant Maersk fell victim to NotPetya ransomware, it resulted in weeks of operational chaos, with ships unable to dock, ports congested, and cargo delayed. The estimated cost? A staggering $300 million in direct damages. Customer loyalty is a precious asset. In 2013, Target, a major US retailer, suffered a data breach that affected 40 million credit card numbers. Sales plummeted, and their reputation took a severe hit. The breach not only led to financial losses but also dented customer trust, taking years to rebuild.
Compliance and Legal Obligations
Failure to comply with GDPR isn't just about regulatory fines. It's about avoiding the potential for massive penalties. British Airways faced a record £183 million ($230 million) fine for a data breach, while Google was fined €50 million ($57 million) for GDPR violations. These fines aren't hypothetical; they are real hits to a company's finances. In healthcare, a breach of HIPAA can lead to severe legal consequences. For instance, a healthcare provider in the US, Cottage Health, paid a $3 million settlement after a data breach exposed patient records. Furthermore, customer trust is priceless. Companies like Apple have made privacy and security a core selling point. It's not just about complying with the law; it's about winning customers who value their data security.