Cybersecurity expert explains how to prepare for ‘a bad day’

Cybersecurity expert explains how to prepare for ‘a bad day’
Fortinet cybersecurity strategist Josh Alcock talks through the most important areas to plan for in the case of a cybersecurity attack. (Image: Getty)
Ben Moore
Robust IT security is a must, but so is being ready when the walls are breached.Fortinet cybersecurity strategist Josh Alcock discussed the most important areas to plan for in the event of a cybersecurity attack.According to Cert, cybercriminals gaining unauthorised access to systems cost New Zealand firms $3.6 million over the three months to June 30, 2024.Alcock said that while awareness about cybersecurity is better than ever, the likelihood that a company will be subject to an attack continues to increase.Companies have become better a...

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