Each Cyberattack Costs Large Companies $861K: Kaspersky - Bloomberg BNA
Bloomberg BNA, September 19, 2016
According to a Kaspersky Lab survey, large companies are often forced to pay up to $861,000 in reparation after suffering a cybersecurity attack. In another Kaspersky Lab survey, small and medium-sized businesses reported that they often pay $86,500 per cyber incident.
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