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DESCRIPTION:This paper presents preliminary evidence on cyber risk in the I
 talian private sector based on the Bank of Italy's annual surveys of Itali
 an industrial and service firms. The information collected\, albeit only c
 overing the incidence of cyber attacks and some aspects of security govern
 ance\, is the first of its kind for Italy. The results are striking: even 
 though a mere 1.5 per cent of businesses do not deploy any cybersecurity m
 easures\, 30.3 per cent – corresponding to 35.6 per cent of total employee
 s report at least some damage from a cyber attack between September 2015 a
 nd September 2016. Once data are corrected to account for unwillingness to
  report or inability to detect attacks on the part of some respondents\, t
 hese figures climb to 45.2 and 56 per cent respectively\, with large\, hig
 h-tech and internationally exposed businesses faring worse than average. T
 he economy-wide risk level is likely to be higher still\; the financial se
 ctor\, healthcare\, education and social care are excluded from the sample
 \, but they are known from other sources to be particularly appealing to a
 ttackers.
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LOCATION:Aula Magna
SUMMARY:Cyber attacks: preliminary evidence from the Bank of Italy's busine
 ss surveys - Claudia Biancotti (Banca d'Italia)
URL;TYPE=URI:http://www.u-gov-ricerca.uniroma1.it/node/12344
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