With an average ransom demand being over $100,000, an average malware attack costing a company over $2.5 million, and an average cost of a data breach oscillating around $3.86 million, cyber crime can cause too much damage to be ignored. Despite the first six months of 2020 seeing more cyberattacks than all of 2019, nearly 80% of senior IT and IT security leaders believe their organizations lack sufficient protection against cyberattacks.

It may be hard to estimate off-hand how much of your already stretched budget to allocate to ransomeware protection and data loss prevention. A good place to start is by estimating how much a cyberattack may cost your organization. The number may also be a much-needed wakeup call that will prevent your business from becoming another statistics data point.

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So, how much would a sudden cyber attack cost your business? Find out with our cyberattack cost calculator.