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>If a company doesn't know what XDR is they are probably < 100 employees. Indeed, I do cybersec consulting primarily for small to medium-sized businesses. And
by ziddoap 2y ago
>If a company doesn't know what XDR is they are probably < 100 employees.
Indeed, I do cybersec consulting primarily for small to medium-sized businesses.
And I would say, especially for small businesses, somewhere over half of them have no backup plan (among all the other issues). So, sadly, it is far from true that "most companies have their backup ducks in a row" .
- wkat4242 2y agoTrue, I was mainly thinking about the enterprise field in which I work. Of course those are also the fattest targets for these actors. We get some really serious stuff very regularly. Which I can't elaborate on, but I mean, the threat model for a small / medium business is also much less heavy. Also, most enterprises have cybersecurity insurance that will just pay out (and thus keep this activity going, sadly). I don't think smaller businesses would have that.
- technion 2y agoMy time consulting across random organisations really has been the complete exact opposite of what you describe. I've walked into billion dollar orgs and campaigned unsuccessfully for backups. And I have seen sole traders with cyber insurance.