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Most websites prone to hacking
Most Websites Prone to Hacking. A new research shows that more than 90 per cent of the websites are vulnerable to hackers, including some of the biggest brands.
Washington: A new research shows that more than 90 per cent of the websites are vulnerable to hackers, including some of the biggest brands. Another report from Cisco Systems reveals that media and publishing sites are at the biggest risk of spreading malware and viruses through infected advertising networks.
The report said that merely 8.3 per cent websites are protected from hackers, and the remaining websites failed to match up to the security standards. The biggest threats on the websites are in the form of malvertising. Other at-risk industries include pharmaceutical and chemical, transportation and shipping, manufacturing, insurance, agriculture, professional services, food and beverage, and retail.
The average cost of a security breach has increased to 5.4 million dollars in 2014, up from 4.5 million dollars last year, the report said.
