Risks of Mobile Browsing

Mobile Browsing: Is Your Company at Risk 6 în 10 ANUNHU 1ON 90% companies allow 25% to 100% of workforce remote access to servers* say that managing security of remote users is challenging Strongly Agree 3/% QQ00D J00000 Agree Somewhat 35% DC Agree Slightly 18% QOR0A Disagree 10% QODRR *via laptops, tablets and smartphones COMPANIES with MOBILE WORKFORCES are vulnerable to attacks. 50% OF COMPANIES WITH REMOTE USERS HAD WEBSITE COMPROMISED ATTACKS ON COMPANIES WITH REMOTE USERS IN 2012 6 in 10 5 in 10 4 in 10 Phishing Attack Web Site Compromised, Drive-by Download, Keylogger/Spyware Passwords Hacked IMPACTS OF WEB-BORNE ATTACKS are high for firms with mobile workforce. SEVERE, MAJOR, OR MODERATE IMPACT OF CYBER ATTACKS ON MOBILE WORKFORCE COMPANIES 50% 75% 68% of U.S. Companies with remote users estimate that web-borne 54% attacks cost 50% %$: 2012 25,000- 10 Million in What can companies do 1 Integrate Browser-Based URL Filtering 2 Enforce Device-Level Security 3 Perform Real-Time Reputation Rating 4 Deploy Antiphishing Detection Establish Content Control Policies About the Study: Based on a 2012 online survey of 500 Web security decision-makers in companies with 100 to 5,000 employees in the US and UK. The margin of error for the study is +/- 4.4 percentage points at the 95 percent level of confidence. WEBROOT Negatively impacted company financials. Compromised the security of customer data. Disrupted employee productivity. Increased help desk time to repair damage.