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Datalekken vormen vandaag een groot risico voor ondernemingen en komen steeds vaker voor.

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Kristof Zadora
Kristof Zadora
Dylan Verhulst
Dylan Verhulst

Datalekken vormen vandaag een groot risico voor ondernemingen en komen steeds vaker voor. Volgens het IBM Security Report 2022 bereikten de gemiddelde kosten verbonden aan een datalek vorig jaar een nieuw hoogtepunt. Zo is er sprake van een recordhoogte van 4,4 miljoen dollar gemiddeld aan kosten per datalek, wat een stijging van 2,6% uitmaakt ten opzichte van het jaar 2021 en een hallucinante stijging van 13% ten opzichte van het jaar 2020 betreft. Het is dan ook belangrijk voor uw onderneming of organisatie om een duidelijk actieplan klaar te hebben in geval van datalekken. Hieronder zetten wij een aantal belangrijke aandachtspunten voor u uiteen.

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