Cybersecurity Gives Businesses Confidence and Opportunity

Recent surveys show that not only are businesses feeling more secure when they have IT services to help them navigate potential risks online but they are also eager to invest in the opportunity as well.

Cybersecurity risks are one of the biggest concerns today for businesses big and small and it can impact businesses of all sizes and in a variety of industries etc, for this reason we see businesses eager to obtain and maintain those relationships with IT experts.

This is a multi-billion industry in the US alone with businesses spending a great deal of money on trying to secure their online space.

Around the world today cybersecurity spending is expected to top $200-$219 billion this year or more.

On average businesses could be spending anywhere around 10% of their budgets or more on IT and cybersecurity.

Security is a priority for businesses today of all sizes and for good reason.

If something goes wrong it can mean losses in a variety of ways and it can also damage the reputation of a trustworthy business as well.

Even for those big corporations who aren't having the right discussions surrounding this area of the market this could potentially cause a problem for their organization overall. This is something that every business needs to consider and be mindful of. We see today that businesses big and small are taking it seriously and spending in order to get that confidence and take care of their companies and customers online.

Since 2022 this market has grown and it is expected to continue to move in that direction in the next few years to come as well, according to a number of estimates. In 2022 it was estimated that data breaches had cost businesses millions of dollars and there were millions of ransomware attacks that took place last year. As the problem grows and becomes real for so many it is only understandable that we would see this industry grow too in an effort to respond and provide market solutions to those who need it.

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Sources:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2022/10/28/cyberattacks-2022-key-observations-and-takeaways/