Security - Channel Insider
A survey of more than 5,700 small businesses, including 1,400 in the United States, conducted by Panda Security showed the state of security within small organizations still leaves something to be desired. By Ericka Chickowski
Vulnerable Customer Segment 58% of all SMBs have recently been affected by cybercrime or Internet infectionsVulnerable Customer Segment 44% of U.S. SMBs have been hit by cybercriminalsVulnerable Customer Segment 30% of organizations were so badly hurt by cybercrime that it affected productivity Vulnerable Customer Segment 55% of SMBs still name viruses as the most dangerous threat to their IT systemsVulnerable Customer Segment 29% of survey respondents have no antispam solution in placeVulnerable Customer Segment 22% have no antivirus product installed16% have no firewallVulnerable Customer Segment 39% of organizations reported that they or their employees have not received training about IT threatsVulnerable Customer Segment Among U.S. SMBs with no security systems installed, 27% said they weren’t important and 20% said they were too expensive