Vulnerability can multiply losses
Caja Rural organized a webinar in which topics such as the most frequent cyber attacks in the internationalization process, how to act against them and how to protect yourself were addressed.
La Cybersecurity has become a crucial issue for the international trade Due to the increase in data flow, the growth of E-commerce and the use of the Internet as a source of access to information. However, this global interconnectivity also increases risk exposure and therefore the cost of services. cyberattacks.
Attacks and vulnerabilities can undermine business confidence and multiply losses, leading to a decline in data integrity, efficiency, reputation and financial stability. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are especially vulnerable to these risks that threaten their own survival.
For this reason, it is essential that all companies, regardless of their size, provide a strategic response to the cybersecurity challenges that arise in the export process. It is not optional, but an obligation if the survival of the company is to be guaranteed.
Aware of this need, Caja Rural organized a webinar with its international business director Francisco Valera and Juan García, SOC Manager and Country Manager at Sofistic Cybersecurity. During the event, topics were addressed such as the most frequent cyber attacks in the Capabilities, how to act against them and how to protect yourself.
In summary, Cybersecurity is a key aspect in international trade and companies must be prepared to face the risks and challenges that arise in the export process. Prevention and protection are essential to guarantee the survival of companies, especially in a post-pandemic context where digitalization and interconnectivity are increasingly important.
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