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Current Filter: Security>>>>>News> Data at the mercy of hackers as breaches go undetected Editorial Type: News Date: 07-2015 Views: 1375   |  | ||
 | A survey conducted by LogRhythm has revealed 46% of organisations that suffered a data breach took more than four months to detect a problem - and more than three months to mitigate the risk The survey of 1,000 IT professionals also revealed that 70% of breaches were detected by a third-party, rather than the organisation itself. At the same time, 73% believe their company's data is vulnerable to being hacked, while 47% think their company should be doing more to improve the time it takes to detect and respond to threats. Said Ross Brewer, vice president and managing director for international markets at LogRhythm: "While the maturity of an organisation's security can vary, dependent on budgets and its own risk tolerances, today's threat landscape is such that, if hackers want to get in, they will, which means every single organisation should seriously consider putting systems in place that will immediately alert them to suspicious activity." | ||
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