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Cybercrime Costs Rise For British Businesses

British businesses pay increasing price for cybercrime, as attack recovery lengthens to four weeks

Companies are increasingly concerned they will not get better at defending against sophisticated attacks

The UK is suffering less than others, whilst IT teams are spending in all the wrong places

A survey has found ongoing consumer unhappiness, distrust and impatience with online passwords

Ponemon research shows businesses are getting better at preparing for breaches

A new report from Ponemon has said that there is a higher risk of data breaches among small businesses

Organisations should pay more attention to employees' levels of access to sensitive data, says HP

Many regard email as a critical business app, but a new survey pinpoints it as the main cause of data leaks

A new report from HP has found the typical cost of cybercrime to some organisations is £3.6m per year

A study has found that 90 percent of organisations suffered a security breach in the past 12 months

A European survey on the economic costs of almost 73,000 lost or stolen laptops puts the bill into billions

British organisations are continuing to suffer from data loss, despite increased prevention measures

The UK is doing better than some countries, but real international cooperation is non-existent, warns the head of the Ponemon Institute

A new survey has found that companies are struggling to manage access control systems as they try and cope with smaller budgets