SolarWinds MSP 2017 Cyber Security Report
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The results of this 2017 cyber security report showcases 7 pitfalls that can leave you vulnerable to breaches, malware and ransomware attacks.
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- 1. SOLA RW IN D S MSP 2017 C YB ER SEC U R ITY R EPOR T: C OU LD OVER C ON FID EN C E LEA D TO A N EXTIN C TION EVEN T?
- 2. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. SOLARWINDS MSP 2017 CYBERSECURITY SURVEY RESULTS • How do businesses feel about their cybersecurity? • And what’s the reality? • We interviewed 400 businesses across the US and UK, with a healthy mix of SMBs and enterprises. • Here’s what they said… and what they don’t see…
- 3. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT CYBERSECURITY 87% of organizations have confidence in their cybersecurity
- 4. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. SHOULD THEY BE THAT CONFIDENT? 71% reported at least one breach in the previous 12 months (up from 29% the year prior)
- 5. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. THE CONSEQUENCES COULD HURT THEIR WALLETS $76K* for SMBs $939Kfor larger enterprises (Don’t forget the hit to their reputations) * Based on our own investigation data combined with IBM/Ponemon 2016 study
- 6. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. WHAT SHOULD THEY DO? Avoid the seven pitfalls we found during our research
- 7. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 1: INCONSISTENCY 68% don’t reliably enforce or audit security processes
- 8. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 2: NEGLIGENCE Only 16% considered user training a priority
- 9. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 3: SHORTSIGHTEDNESS The majority of respondents don’t stretch beyond the top three technological security techniques
- 10. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 4: COMPLACENCY Only 29% felt their reporting was “robust” (most felt it was just “adequate”)
- 11. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 5: INFLEXIBILITY Only 44% rolled out new tech in response to a breach
- 12. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 6: STAGNATION Fewer than 50% adopted the nine leading prevention techniques
- 13. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. PITFALL 7: LETHARGY 40% took longer to detect issues 44% took longer to respond to issues 46% took longer to resolve issues
- 14. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. STAY SAFE OUT THERE: THE BAD GUYS ARE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK Key takeaways: • No matter how confident you are, you may be vulnerable • Attacks and breaches are on the rise • Look for the seven pitfalls in your own security Download our full report for the full data: http://pages.solarwindsmsp.com/lp-cybersecurity-survey-msps.html
- 15. © 2016 SolarWinds MSP Canada ULC and SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved. HOW WE CAN HELP SolarWinds MSP helps you deploy a comprehensive, layered approach to cybersecurity, including: • Antivirus • Web protection • Email protection • Backup and recovery • Data breach risk intelligence To learn more, please visit www.solarwindsmsp.com/
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- This should be a generic background image. This slide could be left as is.
- Image suggestion: Show someone super confident.
- Image suggestion: Have the same person from the previous image, but pan it out to show that there’s a disaster of some kind behind. Ideas here would be a tornado or a guy looking menacing in a hoodie (similar to our standard hacker-wear).
- Image suggestion: I’m tempted to say something around money here, however, I think it may conflict with the actual text on the slide. Instead, I’d go with a generic background image that fits the theme and coloring of the rest of the presentation.
- Show an image of an obstacle to avoid. We could show: a hole in the road, a car avoiding traffic cones, or even quicksand.
- Image suggestion: We could go with something about inconsistency here, perhaps with a generic image that shows a pattern with something out of place. However, I think we should play off the idea of “enforcement” and show a police officer or a crossing guard: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/friendly-school-crossing-guard-holding-stop-2584493?src=lB3pOhkF6L-Lo0adPLKU2g-1-15. A soccer/football referee showing a yellow card may also work here.
- Image suggestion: This one should either show the idea of negligence, perhaps someone dropping a vase or a broken cup (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/broken-cup-spilled-yogurt-on-floor-501658378?src=tbdbo1QWMESHjxjY3TzEmg-1-9). Also, we could focus on the user training aspect and show people in a classroom or a boardroom.
- Image suggestions: This could be focused on shortsightedness, showing someone with thick glasses or show someone with binoculars (which is the opposite I guess, but it might still work) – this image could work: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/glasses-laying-on-table-forest-521251693?src=omH2EElvG39k7wwBqym6Iw-1-11. Another option would be to play on the word “stretch” to show people stretching, doing yoga, or just reaching for something high up: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/cute-little-boy-reaching-chocolate-chip-596595923?src=2ToQzDwgbKpfu-qxsZSvhg-1-3
- Image suggestion: For this one, we can use complacency by showing someone bored or asleep: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/portrait-asian-boy-glasses-showing-very-454434301?src=HdcJLnUHgbyZ3pLWMTilPg-1-0; https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/bored-young-couple-sitting-on-couch-383609056?src=HdcJLnUHgbyZ3pLWMTilPg-1-6 Another option would be to focus on a generic report or chart.
- Image suggestion: This one should probably be directly about inflexibility. I think the best bet is to show people who are stubborn (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/dont-want-listen-anymore-291870242?src=1LHm3rSG3NA6HQ2_ujPe9A-1-3; https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/stubbornsadupset-little-boychild-isolated-over-grey-273464927?src=1LHm3rSG3NA6HQ2_ujPe9A-1-1).
- Image suggestion: This one could be about stagnation. This might work: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/guy-will-rows-home-shore-paddle-144752431?src=KoRO4-1ZlnnShG9IUFu0EQ-1-76. For prevention, we could show a sports person with pads and a helmet or we could show a doctor’s visit: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/closeup-female-doctor-checking-blood-pressure-286865699?src=spOy2FXK4NVhFgl_vNULbw-1-6.
- Image suggestion: This one really has to be about lethargy. Show someone falling asleep at their desk. Or someone who’s lazy. I love this one: https://www.shutterstock.com/search?searchterm=lazy&search_source=base_search_form&language=en&page=1&sort=popular&image_type=all&safe=true – another option: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/freelancer-girl-tired-fell-asleep-work-546426157?src=aVIXaZHWjqQc2DgkRTXMcQ-1-0 Don’t use this, but I love this image: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/lazy-cat-basking-sun-on-street-375921865?src=JOpw75A3hQcOQ3HFhqsFyA-1-3
- Image suggestion: Let’s just have a generic background on this that fits with the rest of the presentation.
- Image suggestion: I think we should just stick with this background. We could use a colorful background that fits with the rest of the presentation as well.