Mobility Industry Cyber Threat Intelligence
The last months have been marked by a massive digitization push, accompanied by a rise in cyber threats that society is increasingly unable to cope with. Today, every organization is vulnerable to cyber security risks and should take proactive measures to mitigate threats before they become successful attacks.
Governments and businesses, as well as society, are increasingly relying increasingly rely on technology in every situation – from public services to business processes to everyday grocery shopping. In the future, the interconnectedness and convergence of these digital tools will continue to will continue to increase. will continue to increase. Accordingly, users will have to deal with the security vulnerabilities that arise from the increasing dependence on and the growing fragmentation of these complex technologies. technologies. After all, 95% of cybersecurity problems are currently attributed to human error.
Threat intelligence concerns information that an organization uses to understand the threats that have, will, or are currently targeting the organization. This information is used to prioritize security measures, train staff and identify the most likely targets.
Assumption: You were attacked. How does your company react?
In 25% of the respondents of our Cyber Readiness Study, management has been informed and is managing the
measures with internal managers and service providers. 11% have defined measures to mitigate potential damage resulting from an incident and recorded them in scenarios that can be implemented based on the implemented on the basis of the emergency concept that has been developed. In contrast, however, only 2% of the study participants have a clear communication concept for the entire ecosystem, which is being management, while 13% currently have no scenarios for a surprise attack at all.
“Our biggest challenge at the moment is the increasing dimension of cyber threats, which have to be managed with the few resources
available.”
