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Today’s interconnected economy is overflowing with various forms of risk. If a user opens the wrong email attachment, visits the wrong website, clicks a malicious link, or connects the wrong USB flash drive, the entire workplace can be exposed, along with all the data that is connected to the workplace’s network.
A new report titled The Economic Costs of Cyber Risks released by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation revealed that a ransomware attack on one managed service provider could cause as much as $80 billion in economic losses affecting hundreds of small businesses.