According to the Security Threat Report organisations across India spent an average of $7.2 million (Rs 32 crore) in 2010 to deal with damages caused by data breaches.
This year, the damages would be 10-15 per cent more than last year's figure, according to security service provider eScan.
Govind Rammurthy, CEO & managing director, eScan Antivirus, says, "Security breaches are taking place frequently in India. However, companies do not like to accept the fact that their site security has been breached."
The measures that eScan advocates include having patch—up server/OS software with, latest security updates, firewall and IPS detection, policy— based user privileges, IT support escalation processes and change notifications to be implemented at data storage servers.
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