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“Logging of data traffic means that we can document who has access to various data and when.” – Thomas Saabye Goltermann, Fredericia Municipality.

Hacker attacks – it won’t happen to us

We all understand the potential risk of being targeted by data attacks.Over the last 10–20 years, society, businesses, and public systems have undergone significant digital transformation. But with digitalization comes vulnerability, as malicious actors – whether individuals or nations – seek to steal or destroy our data.

Many of us think: “This won’t happen to us.” Every day, numerous organizations experience data breaches, yet many still fail to invest adequately in cybersecurity.

“The money we spend on cybersecurity doesn’t help us treat more patients, sell more goods, or take better care of our citizens.” I’ve heard this argument countless times. There is a kernel of truth to it – cybersecurity isn’t a tangible benefit that citizens can immediately perceive. However, it’s an essential investment in preventing potential disasters.

Prevention is better than cure

Digitalization has brought efficiency and cost savings. Some of these savings must be reinvested in protecting our data. While some boards of directors have prioritized cybersecurity, both the private and public sectors still need to significantly increase their IT security investments.

This isn’t a scare tactic because I sell cybersecurity—it’s a reflection of the reality I witness every day. We’ve all read the headlines about companies being hacked and their data leaked. It happens constantly.

Organizations can seek assistance after an attack, but that approach is neither viable nor ideal. Recovering from a breach is always more complex and expensive than preventing one. This principle applies to both society at large and cybersecurity in particular.

The threat comes from within

If you’re part of a digitized organization, you must understand what’s happening in your infrastructure and how to protect it. While external threats are significant, internal threats also pose serious risks. These include employees who access data they shouldn’t, or worse, those attempting to steal data for personal gain.

We are all taught not to steal or take things that don’t belong to us. But when it comes to stealing data, some people seem to regard it as less serious

I believe this perception stems from the fact that, although most people recognize there’s a potential threat, few truly grasp the full consequences of a cyber attack.

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