Editor's note: This article was originally published in August 2019, but has been completely updated and revamped for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
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Editor's note: This article was originally posted in 2016. It has been updated to reflect the latest information and insight.
According to a 2022 study conducted by IBM, the average cost of a data breach is currently $4.35 million. And the popularity of ransomware, just one tool that cyber criminals use, continues to climb.
We’ve all been there. Despite your best efforts at planning and using resources carefully, your IT budget is blown long before year-end. It can be difficult to predict catastrophic events and even more challenging to accurately predict how much solutions will cost.
We all understand how organizational budgets work, right? You either spend the money allocated or next year’s budget is smaller. I’m kidding (kind of).
Business and IT leaders who are exploring the possibility of working with an outside IT provider are often well versed on the costs and services included. But, what they don’t often consider fully is the extra costs they may incur.
