the Cafe attack It has become one of the biggest problems facing companies in A new era of technology. Paying ransom to prevent information leakage is one of the most common and common cybercrimes – especially withThe arrival of artificial intelligence and other advanced technological tools – there are more hackers dedicated to blackmailing companies. General Manager of Make it safe, Francisco ValenciaHe confirms that “attacks have tripled compared to last year,” and adds that “according to data from state security forces and bodies, if we compare the months of January and February 2024 with the first two months of last year, cybercrimes have increased by 13.5%.” “. So the white-glove criminals of the 21st century are those who are able to control a company’s operating systems without their consent, even thousands of miles away. In fact, the situation is so worrying that… Public Administration Private consulting firms are calling on companies to have more protection and internal security policies, because cybercrime has managed in recent years to obtain a value approaching 1.5% of the global GDP, making it The third most important power in the world If you are a country.
These are some of the data that were discussed in the conference titled: Cyber resilience, another step in cybersecurity, organized by Secure&IT, a Spanish company operating in the cybersecurity sector. At this event, experts and speakers discussed the problems of cyber attacks and especially the need to learn from mistakes, so that companies can better protect themselves from these crimes. Vicente Gonzalez PedrosA cybersecurity expert at the European Union Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) pointed out during the day – as Secure&IT explained in a press release – that one of the most important aspects that ENISA has been working on recently is the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): “This is a stamp that guarantees that products… Cybersecurity sold in Europe meets the minimum requirements. It is not about plugging all the holes, because that is impossible Yes to improving European standards“.
In fact, the Business flexibility It is not a new term, because the ability to Overcoming conflicts Which companies must have is the key to their growth. Now, in the age of technology, we face not only physical problems, but also virtual ones. According to the CEO of Secure&IT, thanks to cyber resilience, another step is being taken in cybersecurity: “You don’t have to limit yourself to trying to prevent attacks, but you have to be ready to react, act and resist if this happens.” As it happens, we have a new and harmonized legislative framework, primarily focused on cyber resilience, which assesses an organization’s ability to resist cyber attacks.
More legislation and protection for companies
It is clear from experts that talking about cyber resilience implies much greater participation by the public sector. In this way, governments themselves are first interested in trying to stop the increase of these bad practices, which is why the European Union has begun working on new laws, measures and regulations to protect companies. As explained at Secure&IT conferences, these rules talk, above all, about governance, governance framework, risk management, continuous improvement and flexibility: “We are trying to achieve harmonization throughout this European region through significant regulatory diffusion. This assumes, among other things, “There must be consistency and consistency in responding to an incident,” he explained. “This is why it is so important to implement appropriate legal, regulatory and technical measures.” Sonia MartinDirector of ICT Law and Government Services at the company specializing in cybersecurity.
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