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Home » How Much Would a Cyberattack Cost Your Enterprise?
The Economist Intelligence Unit launced a new, free online tool – CyberTab – earlier this spring to help companies tally the cost of specific cyberattacks.
Tool users, including information-security, risk, financial and other senior executives, can input a range of expenses and estimated costs for either a specific scenario or actual breach, and the app, sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton, would generate a comprehensive report explaining the total cost and enabling a cost-benefit analysis of security strategies.