The Cyber Security Handbook The Cyber Security Handbook
Financial Times Series

The Cyber Security Handbook

How to protect your business from cyber threats and attacks

    • 29,99 €
    • 29,99 €

Publisher Description

In The Cyber Crisis Handbook, you'll discover how to prepare your organisation for cyber security attacks and threats. With a practical framework, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies, you'll be able to navigate the complex landscape of cyber threats.

In 2022 Cyber Crime cost UK Businesses on average £4,200, the total cost of cybercrime to the UK economy is estimated to be £27 billion per year, with businesses accounting for a significant proportion of this cost. Based on recent reports, it is expected that the average cost to remedy an attack is £21,000.

Discover how to identify and assess risks, develop proactive crisis management plans, and instil a culture of cyber resilience throughout your organisation. With a comprehensive framework for implementation and continuous improvement, you'll see tangible results in enhanced security, reduced risk exposure, and strengthened business continuity. Don't just react to cyber threats—take proactive steps to protect your business and thrive in the face of adversity.

You can also find videos, downloadable templates, and checklists online.

GENRE
Computing & Internet
RELEASED
2025
17 April
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
250
Pages
PUBLISHER
Pearson Education
PROVIDER INFO
Pearson Education Limited
SIZE
4.8
MB
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