Threats to online security are constantly evolving, and organisations are more aware than ever of the risks that it can pose. But no matter how seriously cyber security is viewed by most businesses, many still fall short of properly addressing some of the biggest issues. In fact, recent figures from the government show that over four in ten UK businesses have suffered a cyber breach or attack within the last 12 months. Two of the most common attacks are due to issues with basic computer hygiene, including fraudulent emails and cyber criminals impersonating organisations. The bigger question isn’t how to secure your business, but who takes ownership of the cyber security process. Not just the IT department’s responsibility The responsibility for an organisation’s cyber security often falls on the IT department, which historically dealt with the security of IT systems. At face value this makes sense - as the resident tech experts, the IT department is often best positioned to choose...
