• Are UK Biz in TERROR From Cyber-Attack Threats ?

    From c186282@21:1/5 to All on Mon May 5 02:01:06 2025
    XPost: alt.security, alt.politics, alt.politics.uk
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh

    https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-14674809/Cyber-criminals-hold-Britains-boardrooms-ransom.html?ico=mol_desktop_news

    Cyber criminals hold Britain's boardrooms to ransom

    Cyber attacks have impacted 52% UK firms & cost them £44bn
    over past 5 years

    The cyber attacks in the news have been aimed at Marks & Spencer,
    the Co-op and Harrods, but this is not just a issue for
    retailers. Hackers can strike almost any firm, in any line
    of business, at any time and anywhere in the world.

    The terrifying truth for business leaders – and for investors –
    is that the risk is practically universal. FTSE 100 bosses
    and entrepreneurs running small firms are living in fear they
    could be next.

    Cyber attacks have cost UK companies £44 billion in lost
    revenue over the past five years and have affected 52 per ve
    cent of firms, says insurance broker Howden.

    . . .

    If true, this is BAD.

    ONLY solution ... shift back to a pre-net biz
    model. Paper catalogs, paper orders, paper
    instruments, HUMANS involved.

    MANY have said the 'convenience' of all-net
    have actually been convenience for CRIME were
    NOT wrong. It has become abundantly clear that
    the criminals, or Vlad/Xi's boyz, are ALWAYS
    ahead of the security curve.

    Now the PRICE of that crime has escalated out
    of control and can only get much WORSE.

    So - DECIDE. Time's up.

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