1 out of every 3 consumers use cloud-based applications or services, and more than half don’t believe its keeping data secure. Today’s consumer depends on cloud-based mobile apps for nearly every aspect of their daily lives; from ordering food, to managing finances. But how aware is the everyday person that their sensitive data lives in the cloud? And what happens when that data gets hacked? A recent Radware survey shows consumers growing concerns about the security of data in cloud-based mobile apps. 87% of consumers believe that cloud-based apps are vulnerable to hacking and 54% of those using cloud-based apps say they would stop using it if their data was hacked. So, how can organizations currently using or considering consumer applications protect themselves and customers? Visit here https://www.radware.com/social/mobileappsecurity/ to read the "Mobile Application Security: Consumer Perspectives and Organizational Implications" report to learn what organizations need to do in order to satisfy consumers’ top concerns.

1. 1 OUT OF EVERY 3 CONSUMERS
ARE CURRENTLY USING CLOUD-BASED APPS OR SERVICES
THAT THOSE CLOUD-BASED APPS CAN BE HACKED
MORE THAN HALF
DON'T BELIEVE
CLOUD-BASED APPS AND SERVICES
ARE KEEPING THEIR DATA SECURE
ONLY SLIGHTLY
MORE THAN HALF
ARE WORRIED
ABOUT THEIR PERSONAL DATA
WHEN USING CLOUD-BASED
APPS OR SERVICES
AND 85% OF PEOPLE
THINK BUSINESSES
SHOULD COMPENSATE
THEM IN SOME WAY IF THEIR
DATA IS COMPROMISED
DO CONSUMERS THINK
CLOUD-BASED APPS ARE SECURE?
55%
33%
87%
54%
58%
OF PEOPLE SURVEYED BELIEVE
SAY THEY WOULD STOP USING A SERVICE IF IT WAS HACKED
MORE THAN HALF OF ALL CONSUMERS
Source: Radware survey conducted by Harris Poll