Some breaches, like ransomware, are obvious, because they won't let you use your systems without paying a fee. But malware, phishing and other breaches can be elusive because they run in the background and secretly steal your data. (Shutterstock)
You just discovered your business suffered a data breach.
The questions start swirling:
- How can I stop the data leaks?
- How will I tell my employees, customers and clients?
- How can I secure my network?
- How will I manage all of this? And most of all, how much will this cost?
Data breaches happen quickly, regardless of whether they result from a phishing attack, malware, a card-skimming device or ransomware. But the aftermath lasts for more than a year.
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