Some business Leaders perceive no value in cyber-security measures, report shows.
Mar 28, 2019 • News • Cyber Security • field service management • Survey
A statistical analysis of global online trust show some business executives perceive cyber-security initiatives as having a negative return on investment.
A Survey from Frost & Sullivan, in association with CA Technology, has revealed 27% of business leaders think integrating digital security measures will have no affect on the company's bottom line, however there is a general acceptance that a higher digital trust equates into higher revenue.
The report said companies intending to grow must "enhance their digital trust credentials".
Digital trust is the measurement of consumer, partner and employee confidence in an organisation's ability to protect and secure data and the privacy of individuals.
The study showed 70% of consumers surveyed trusted organisations to take the correct precautions to protect their data, whereas organisations perceived 95% of their customers to be satisfied with the levels of data protection offered.
You can download the report here.
A Survey from Frost & Sullivan, in association with CA Technology, has revealed 27% of business leaders think integrating digital security measures will have no affect on the company's bottom line, however there is a general acceptance that a higher digital trust equates into higher revenue.
The report said companies intending to grow must "enhance their digital trust credentials".
Digital trust is the measurement of consumer, partner and employee confidence in an organisation's ability to protect and secure data and the privacy of individuals.
The study showed 70% of consumers surveyed trusted organisations to take the correct precautions to protect their data, whereas organisations perceived 95% of their customers to be satisfied with the levels of data protection offered.
You can download the report here.
Leave a Reply