70% of the Cyberattacks in Spain Are Aimed at Autonomous: the Error that Makes Them an Easy Target
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Cybersecurity already occupies a central place on the agenda of companies around the world. However, between the declared will to protect itself and the actual implementation of effective measures, a gap persists that leaves many SMEs more exposed than they believe. Despite the fact that Spanish SMEs lead the global ranking of confidence in cybersecurity, 47.5% declare that they feel safe in the management of cyber threats, the data reveal that …
Cyberattacks are no longer an exclusive problem of large multinationals or technology companies. In Spain, seven out of ten computer attacks target small and medium-sized enterprises and autonomous ones. A fact that, far from being anecdotal, reflects an increasingly worrying reality: cybercriminals have found in SMEs a vulnerable target, with access to sensitive data and, in many cases, with little protection measures. The main problem, accordi…
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