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The Unisys Security Index measures concerns of consumers on issues related to national, personal, financial and Internet security around the world. The global index continues to reflect record levels of overall concern 19% higher than in 2014. Learn more about concerns in all the areas.
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The results of the Unisys Security Index suggest that consumers around the world view the internet as scarier than earthquakes, terrorism and wars, largely because they feel they have little control over how to address bad actors leveraging internet-enabled technologies. Tom Patterson Chief Trust Officer, Unisys
Conducted in 13 countries across North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia Pacific
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(Read the 2017 Unisys Security Index results.)
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Citizens are starting to question aspects of their interactions with public sector agencies in ways they had not previously. To counterbalance these concerns, it is critical to understand where and why security issues exist and take steps to proactively address and alleviate risk. Learn how you can take action today.
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Airlines and airports are facing a dynamic threat landscape that call for risk-relevant security solutions, which cannot interfere with efficient business operations or negatively impact the consumer experience. Learn how you can take action today.
Hospitals must be able to defend themselves against an ever-changing threat landscape – often with limited budgets. Providers must understand where and why security concerns exist and take steps to proactively address and alleviate these concerns. Learn how you can take action today.
Customer trust is critical in the financial services industry; the loss of trust can dramatically impact business. To sustain trust, banks and financial services institutions have to protect themselves and their customers’ information against persistent and increasingly sophisticated threats. Learn how you can take action today.
Global Insights to the 2018 Unisys Security Index Survey
Watch this webinar to hear Tom Patterson, Chief Trust Officer, Unisys, share results and realities from the only recurring snapshot of consumer security concerns conducted globally.
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Unisys Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson and a panel of cybersecurity experts discuss the results of the 2018 Unisys Security Index™ U.S. survey. Panelists are: Chris Krebs, Under Secretary, National Protection and Programs Directorate, Department of Homeland Security; Beau Woods, Cyber Safety Innovation Fellow, Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security; Chris Feeney, Executive Vice President, Bank Policy Institute.
Move confidently from Zero Trust concept to reality
As you’ve read in the new 2018 Unisys Security Index report, consumers are concerned about numerous cybersecurity issues like identity theft and bankcard fraud. Business success today requires that you earn and keep your customers’ trust. Analyst firm ISG has looked into how keeping personal data safe is a key element of digital trust.
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As you’ve read in the 2018 Unisys Security Index, the top 3 concerns that consumers have are all about cyber threats: identity theft, bankcard fraud and viruses/hackers. Have you implemented a Zero Trust security model to protect your customers’ PII? This new report from Forrester shows how microsegmentation can help you protect consumer data.
The 2018 Unisys Security Index shows that consumers’ greatest security concern is identity theft. To protect consumers’ identity information from breaches, you first need to know what data you’ve collected, where it is, and what risks it is subject to. And you need to be able to explain all of this to your board of directors in economic terms.
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