The 91% and 90% data is alarming regarding the sense of danger among smaller Hungarian companies

Recent data from the Hungarian Infocommunications Report reveals that while micro-enterprises are highly engaged in digital communication and banking, 91% lack advanced cybersecurity measures. Despite 80% of businesses facing cybersecurity incidents, many do not prioritize digital security. The report highlights a significant gap in preparedness, with less than 5% of micro-enterprises' IT staff receiving training in the past year. Additionally, over half of applicants for a digitalization grant reported not using any internet security services. The ongoing threat of cyberattacks, exemplified by recent incidents targeting small businesses, underscores the urgent need for improved cybersecurity practices.