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Cyber-crime is a real and present danger and attacks are becoming increasingly common and more sophisticated, especially among small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs). It is estimated that 32% of South African businesses have experienced cyber-attacks according to the Global Economic Crime Survey (2016) conducted by PWC - on a par with the global average.
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It’s too easy for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to dismiss cyber crime, because they view themselves as too small to be attractive targets for criminals. However, this is not the case.
The most common theft in the 21st century is no longer cash in transit, diamonds, rhino horn or luxury vehicles. It’s data. Corporate data containing vital strategy plans and business secrets; personal data that lets hackers access your bank accounts; information tracking your movements; or data that hackers can encrypt and hold to ransom.
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