Business Security: The profile of cyber attackers seems to have evolved in recent years. Opponents are constantly getting better, using new ones technologies to create and expand their activities to increase their impact and financial gains. 
The businesses on the other hand (small as well as large online businesses that have appeared in Greece) seem to lack the knowledge that will protect them and mitigate the risks they face. According to HP Enterprise, the experts better safetyAt the enterprise level, regulators and law enforcement must first understand the cybercrime chain step by step if they want to disrupt the organization of an attack.
Business Security: Below we provide 4 suggestions that will pass your business security to another level if of course implemented.
Reduce the profits of the attackers: Limit the profits each attacker will have. With strong end-to-end encryption, your data will not be worth a hacker, and it will limit its ability to use it. The event will force him to look for easier goals.
Reduce goals: With the expansion of mobile telephony and the Internet of Things, the space that every business leaves to possible attacks has increased dramatically. Every company should invest in security in its development processes, and focus on protecting the interactions between data, applications and users, regardless of device to better mitigate the opponent's attacks. Because the easiest target is the human factor, every company should invest in the training of its employees.
Learn from opponents: There are new technologies such as "fraudulent networks" that provide methods of trapping, tracking and learning from intruders themselves. To protect yourself from hackers you need to think and act like them. Companies can use this information to better protect their actual network, to be able to disrupt similar attacks before they even begin, or to slow down the attackers' progress.
Contact an expert: We mention it at the end because it is important.
"Cybercriminals are highly professional, highly funded, and working together to launch attacks," said Chris Christiansen, IDC Vice President of Security Products and Services.
The IT of a business that respects itself and its customers could turn to specialized services that can guarantee better protection.
