Cyberattacks cost enterprises $1,200 per employee per year

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Cyberattacks cost enterprises $1,200 per employee per year - BetaNews

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Organizations are paying $1,197 per employee each year to address successful cyber incidents across email services, cloud collaboration apps or services, and web browsers.

This means that a 500-employee company spends on average $600,000 an year, according to a new survey for Perception Point, carried out by Osterman Research.

A successful email-based cyber incident takes security staff an average of 86 hours to address.