Why Security Matters (even more) for small- and medium-sized companies
Does This Sound Familiar to You?
We are too small for being hacked! Hackers only care about big companies, not about startups like us.
Why would hackers care about us? It’s more profitable to go after big enterprises.
Well... That's Wrong.
Hackers Aren‘t Overlooking You, but You Can Look After Your Cybersecurity!
About
43%
of cyber-attacks are directed at Small and Medium Businesses – which includes most startups as well.
Only
14%
have appropriate measures in place to defend against them.
Even more important:
60%
of small companies close within 6 months after being hacked.
Start Improving Your Security Landscape With Our Help
We feel your pains, because we also have built up Bosch CyberCompare from scratch – now we want to give back our learnings and expertise in the field of establishing a cyber security infrastructure for small businesses with:
Services
Tools
Templates
Frameworks
Start Improving Your Cybersecurity With Our Offer
We Help You With Our 6 Modules
Diagnostic & Basic Cybersecurity Awareness
Diagnostic: initial assessment of your cybersecurity maturity
Receive a roadmap of concrete measures incl. a NIS2 mapping
Creating a basic security awareness for key employees
Cyber Insurance Support
Evaluate the maturity grade of your company in terms of NIS-2 and DIN SPEC 27076 (IT security for small businesses) as basis for a cybersecurity insurance
Consulting on required measures to be insurable
Infrastructure Protection
Comprehensive overview about must-have infrastructure building blocks and fitting cybersecurity measures
Tool & configuration recommendations
Consulting
Hotline & Mailbox to answer your security questions and solve challenges like NIS-2
Proven and hands-on support based on templates & frameworks (e.g. for Incident Response & Crisis Management or Business Continuity)
Cloud Security
Structured onboarding process for SaaS providers
Establish an operating model based on a proven framework
Vulnerability Scan
Check your measures by evaluating their effectiveness using simulated attacks