Cyber safety starts with protection, awareness and preparation
It’s no longer new news that cyber risks are a significant challenge for individuals, businesses and governments. The same applies for small businesses – on average there is a cyber attack reported in Australia every 10 minutes. What’s even more devastating is that according to the Australian Cyber Security Commission (ACSC) many SME’s only partially recover from a cyber incident, permanently loosing critical data.
There are many steps you can take before, during and after a cyber incident that can help contain and manage the damage if not prevent it. As with any disaster or unfortunate incident, having preventative measures in place, as well as a response plan can help lessen the impact of a cyber-attack.
Below, we outline some tips around cyber safety, broken down into 3 steps for you to consider implementing:
It is vital for residential construction businesses to consider how they are mitigating cyber risks. A HIA Insurance Services specialist can help you to understand the risks commonly found in your industry and what options you have to help protect your business.
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