Concerned about reputational damage and lost business, many companies are underreporting cybercrimes.
Half of cybersecurity respondents to ISACA’s “State of Cybersecurity 2019,” a survey of 1,500 cybersecurity professionals from each continent, said they believe most enterprises underreport cyber incidents they are required to disclose. What’s more, a quarter believed enterprises underreport incidents they’re not legally required to make public as well.
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