New Cybersecurity Aid Launched to Help Businesses Detect and Respond to Attacks
In response to the escalating threat of cyberattacks, Cybersecurity Emergency Aid has launched a user-friendly detection check to help businesses assess their situation promptly. This platform combines detection aid, incident description, and quick service provider feedback with price estimates, ensuring legal notification obligations are met.
Marc Dönges, an expert in the field, advises companies to stay calm and document steps during a suspected attack. He recommends isolating affected systems and immediately contacting IT security officers or external service providers for assistance.
To prepare for potential attacks, companies should implement secure passwords, clear standards in home office and mobile work, have a functioning backup concept, replace outdated systems, train employees, and restrict access rights. This helps reduce the risk of common attack forms like phishing and ransomware, which predominantly target small and medium-sized businesses.
Cybersecurity Emergency Aid also offers assistance in communicative and legal aspects, including crisis communication and legal advice. It connects affected companies to a nationwide network of around 70 service providers for incident description and feedback.
Cybersecurity Emergency Aid provides a comprehensive solution for businesses facing cyberattacks. By offering an easy-to-understand detection check, along with assistance in communicative and legal aspects, the platform helps companies navigate through these challenging situations effectively.
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