IT Security Calculator: Financial Services, 1000 - 4999 employees

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This is the ultimate guide to the cost of IT security. Select the details that match your company to see the average budgets your industry peers spend on IT security (by region, industry, size), what security measures they take, the major threat vectors they encounter, how much money they lose as a result, and what you can do to avoid being compromised. The Calculator has been created as an adjustable tool. The data presented can be updated and/or added to over time based on insights from customers and Kaspersky.

IT security budget in 2020

Data provided by 176 respondents*

All regions, Financial Services, -1 employees

IT Security budget makes up 29% of the total IT spend

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average

$ 11 619 732

average

$ 11 619 732

max

$ 140 625 000

2020

2023

Expected change to IT security budget in three years

+ 10 %

year

2020

2023

YoY Dynamics

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Threats experienced in the last 12 months

Data provided by 195 respondents*

All regions, Financial Services, -1 employees

43%

Data breach

42%

Inappropriate IT resource use by employees

41%

IT Security policies violation by employees

39%

Targeted attacks

39%

Phishing / social engineering attacks on accounts

38%

Viruses & malware

37%

DDoS attacks

37%

Physical loss of company owned mobile devices exposing the organization to risk

36%

Malware infection of BYOD devices

35%

Inappropriate sharing of data via mobile devices

34%

Attacks on online banking services

34%

Physical loss of BYOD devices

33%

Physical loss of devices or media

33%

Incidents affecting suppliers that the business shares data with

31%

Incidents involving non-computing connected devices

31%

Cryptomalware/ransomware

31%

Attacks on local / branch offices of our company

30%

Attacks on point-of-sale (POS) systems

30%

Fileless attacks

29%

Electronic leakage of data from internal systems

27%

Attacks on core transactional / back office systems

27%

Supply chain attacks

26%

Financial losses due to attacks on ATM

26%

Cryptomining attacks

16%

Incidents affecting virtualized environments

16%

Incidents affecting IT Infrastructure hosted by a third party

14%

Incidents affecting third party cloud services used by the business

77%

Any cyberthreat

$ 988 152

Average cost of one incident

Security measures in place

Data provided by 121 respondents*

All regions, Financial Services, -1 employees

86%

Network Securitу

83%

Web Security

81%

Services - Threat intelligence

81%

Services - Incident Response

80%

Cloud Workload Security

79%

Endpoint detection & response (EDR)

79%

Fraud Prevention

78%

Anti-DDoS Protection

78%

Storage array / network attached storage security software

77%

Embedded Systems Security

76%

Services - Security Assessment

75%

Mobile Security

73%

Security for Virtualization

73%

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Protection

73%

Security solutions specifically designed for SaaS applications

72%

Container Security

71%

Services - Security Education & Training

71%

Endpoint Protection**

69%

Services - Managed Detection & Response

69%

Messaging Security

66%

Industrial Cybersecurity

61%

Network Sandboxing

59%

IoT - Transportation Security

57%

SIEM

47%

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*These statistics are based on results from an online survey of 5,266 business representatives from companies with 50 and up to 4,999 employees around the world, conducted in 2020 by Kaspersky and B2B International. Statistics based on less than 30 respondents should be used with caution, due to this being a low base. The significant increase in the IT security budget in 2020 may be caused by the change of the survey sample for several verticals and significant fluctuations in budgets in these verticals.

** The methodology for measuring endpoint protection has been changed: now it represents the penetration of endpoint protection in businesses meaning the proportion of corporate endpoints (both physical devices and virtual endpoints) that have endpoint security software installed in the average organization of this vertical and segment.