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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: India organisations paid at least Rs 6 crore ($784,000) per DNS attack<\/a> in India as the country saw the highest number of such attacks at 12.13 per organisation this year, a new report said on Tuesday.

Nearly 27 per cent of companies in India had sensitive customer information stolen, compared to 16 per cent globally.
Cloud service<\/a> downtime, as a result of attacks, reached 65 per cent in the country.

The costs of attacks in India, however, decreased by 6.08 per cent, from about $835,000 to $784,000 this year - slightly higher decrease in costs compared to the entire Asia region, which saw a decrease of 2.62 per cent from $814,000 to $792,000, according the '2020 Global DNS Threat Report' by EfficientIP, a specialist in DNS security for service continuity, user protection and data confidentiality, along with the International Data Corporation (IDC).

\"In this era of key IT initiatives like IoT, Edge, SD-WAN and 5G, DNS should play a much larger role in the security ecosystem,\" said Ronan David, VP of Strategy for EfficientIP.

\"The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the need to shore up DNS defenses, when any network or app downtime has major business implications,\" David added.

Poor brand image is also of major concern as India surpassed the global average of 29 per cent, with 44 per cent of companies surveyed in India suffering brand damage due to DNS attacks.

A DNS attack is an exploit in which an attacker takes advantage of vulnerabilities in the domain name system (DNS). DNS is a protocol that translates a user-friendly domain name into the computer-friendly IP address.

\"Recognition of DNS security criticality has increased to 77 per cent as most organizations are now impacted by a DNS attack or vulnerability of some sort on a regular basis,\" said Romain Fouchereau, Research Manager European Security at IDC.

\"The consequences of such attacks can be very damaging financially, but also have a direct impact on the ability to conduct business. Ensuring DNS service availability and integrity must become a priority for any organization,\" he added.

Globally, nearly four out of five organizations (79 per cent) experienced DNS attacks, with the average cost of each attack hovering around $924,000.

The organizations across all industries suffered an average 9.5 attacks this year.

\"The figures illustrate the pivotal role of the DNS for network security, as threat actors make use of DNS' dual capacity as either a threat vector or a direct objective,\" said the report.

The report found that the number of businesses that suffered from cloud service downtime increased from 41 per cent in 2019 to 50 per cent in 2020, a sharp growth of nearly 22 per cent.

According to the report, currently 25 per cent of companies perform no analytics on their DNS traffic (compared to 30 per cent last year).<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":76416600,"title":"KTR wants T-Fiber project completed in 10 months","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/ktr-wants-t-fiber-project-completed-in-10-months\/76416600","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":76416966,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Indian firms pay hackers nearly Rs 6 crore per DNS attack: Report","synopsis":"India organisations paid at least Rs 6 crore ($784,000) per DNS attack in India as the country saw the highest number of such attacks at 12.13 per organisation this year, a new report said on Tuesday.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/indian-firms-pay-hackers-nearly-rs-6-crore-per-dns-attack-report","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"analytics":{"comments":0,"views":425,"shares":0,"engagementtimems":1718000},"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"IANS","artdate":"2020-06-17 08:50:43","lastupd":"2020-06-17 08:52:34","breadcrumbTags":["dns attack","microsoft edge","Cloud service","online attacks","information security","Cloud computing","cybersecurity","Internet"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/indian-firms-pay-hackers-nearly-rs-6-crore-per-dns-attack-report"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2020-06-17" data-index="article_1">

印度公司支付黑客近6卢比/ DNS攻击:报告

印度组织支付至少6卢比(784000美元)/ DNS攻击在印度等国家看到最多的攻击在今年12.13组织,一个新的报告周二表示。

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新德里:印度组织支付至少6卢比(合784000美元)DNS攻击在印度等国家看到最多的攻击在今年12.13组织,一个新的报告周二表示。

近27%的公司在印度有敏感客户信息被盗,全球16%。云服务停机时间,由于攻击,达到65%。

袭击印度的成本,然而,下降了6.08%,从835000美元增长到今年的784000美元,略高于整个亚洲地区相比,成本的降低,减少了2.62%从814000美元到792000美元,根据“2020年全球DNS威胁报告”通过EfficientIP, DNS安全专家服务连续性、保护用户和数据机密性,以及与国际数据公司(IDC)。

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”在这个关键的举措就像物联网时代,边缘,SD-WAN和5 g, DNS安全生态系统中发挥更大的作用,“罗南大卫说,副总裁EfficientIP的策略。

“COVID-19疫情加剧了需要支撑DNS防御,当任何网络或应用程序停机主要业务影响,”大卫说。

可怜的品牌形象也主要关注的印度超过了全球平均水平的29%,有44%的受访企业在印度DNS攻击导致的品牌受损。

DNS攻击是一种利用攻击者利用的漏洞在域名系统(DNS)。DNS是一个协议,将一个用户友好的域名转换为计算机IP地址。

“承认DNS安全临界像大多数组织现在已经增加到77%的DNS攻击或脆弱性影响某种定期,”罗曼·Fouchereau说,欧洲安全IDC研究经理。

“这种攻击的后果可以是非常有害的经济,但也有一个直接影响开展业务的能力。确保DNS服务的可用性和完整性必须成为任何一个组织的优先事项,”他补充道。

在全球范围内,近四的组织(79%)有经验的DNS攻击,每次攻击的平均成本徘徊在924000美元。

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组织所有行业遭受了今年平均9.5袭击。

“DNS的数据说明了关键作用对于网络安全,威胁演员利用DNS的双重身份威胁向量或直接目标,”报告说。

报告发现,企业的数量受到云服务停机时间从2019年的41%增加到2020年的50%大幅增长近22%。

据报道,目前25%的公司执行没有分析他们的DNS流量(与去年的30%相比)。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: India organisations paid at least Rs 6 crore ($784,000) per DNS attack<\/a> in India as the country saw the highest number of such attacks at 12.13 per organisation this year, a new report said on Tuesday.

Nearly 27 per cent of companies in India had sensitive customer information stolen, compared to 16 per cent globally.
Cloud service<\/a> downtime, as a result of attacks, reached 65 per cent in the country.

The costs of attacks in India, however, decreased by 6.08 per cent, from about $835,000 to $784,000 this year - slightly higher decrease in costs compared to the entire Asia region, which saw a decrease of 2.62 per cent from $814,000 to $792,000, according the '2020 Global DNS Threat Report' by EfficientIP, a specialist in DNS security for service continuity, user protection and data confidentiality, along with the International Data Corporation (IDC).

\"In this era of key IT initiatives like IoT, Edge, SD-WAN and 5G, DNS should play a much larger role in the security ecosystem,\" said Ronan David, VP of Strategy for EfficientIP.

\"The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the need to shore up DNS defenses, when any network or app downtime has major business implications,\" David added.

Poor brand image is also of major concern as India surpassed the global average of 29 per cent, with 44 per cent of companies surveyed in India suffering brand damage due to DNS attacks.

A DNS attack is an exploit in which an attacker takes advantage of vulnerabilities in the domain name system (DNS). DNS is a protocol that translates a user-friendly domain name into the computer-friendly IP address.

\"Recognition of DNS security criticality has increased to 77 per cent as most organizations are now impacted by a DNS attack or vulnerability of some sort on a regular basis,\" said Romain Fouchereau, Research Manager European Security at IDC.

\"The consequences of such attacks can be very damaging financially, but also have a direct impact on the ability to conduct business. Ensuring DNS service availability and integrity must become a priority for any organization,\" he added.

Globally, nearly four out of five organizations (79 per cent) experienced DNS attacks, with the average cost of each attack hovering around $924,000.

The organizations across all industries suffered an average 9.5 attacks this year.

\"The figures illustrate the pivotal role of the DNS for network security, as threat actors make use of DNS' dual capacity as either a threat vector or a direct objective,\" said the report.

The report found that the number of businesses that suffered from cloud service downtime increased from 41 per cent in 2019 to 50 per cent in 2020, a sharp growth of nearly 22 per cent.

According to the report, currently 25 per cent of companies perform no analytics on their DNS traffic (compared to 30 per cent last year).<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":76416600,"title":"KTR wants T-Fiber project completed in 10 months","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/ktr-wants-t-fiber-project-completed-in-10-months\/76416600","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":76416966,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Indian firms pay hackers nearly Rs 6 crore per DNS attack: Report","synopsis":"India organisations paid at least Rs 6 crore ($784,000) per DNS attack in India as the country saw the highest number of such attacks at 12.13 per organisation this year, a new report said on Tuesday.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/indian-firms-pay-hackers-nearly-rs-6-crore-per-dns-attack-report","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"analytics":{"comments":0,"views":425,"shares":0,"engagementtimems":1718000},"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"IANS","artdate":"2020-06-17 08:50:43","lastupd":"2020-06-17 08:52:34","breadcrumbTags":["dns attack","microsoft edge","Cloud service","online attacks","information security","Cloud computing","cybersecurity","Internet"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/indian-firms-pay-hackers-nearly-rs-6-crore-per-dns-attack-report"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/indian-firms-pay-hackers-nearly-rs-6-crore-per-dns-attack-report/76416966">