43% of Employees Have Suffered Cyber Attacks

43% of Employees Have Suffered Cyber Attacks

Did Your Employer Just Get X-Tagged?

New UK research from Mactavish—the gurus of commercial insurance governance—has stumbled upon a not‑so‑glamorous truth: 43% of senior execs and managers say their own companies have faced at least one cyber‑attack in the last two years. The punchline? Most are still clueless about how well their bosses handled it.

What the Numbers Look Like

  • 31% of those who’ve experienced an attack believe their organization handled it “very well.”
  • 21% think the response was “poor.”
  • Only 48% feel their employers aren’t worried about future cyber incidents.
  • Overall, 51% judge their cybersecurity strategy as “good,” while 13% label it “poor” and 30% “average.”

The Bottom Line

Chief Executive Bruce Hepburn warns that cyber attacks are only getting hotter and most firms aren’t taking the risk seriously enough. “If you’re not reviewing your insurance coverage, you’re basically leaving your company on a playground swing with no safety net,” he says.

Mactavish to the Rescue

With over 15 years of experience, Mactavish is your go-to consultant for:

  • Ensuring adequate cyber‑attack insurance coverage and proper policy wording.
  • Assisting firms embroiled in disputes with insurers over claims.

So if you’re on a job where you think the cyber strategy might be a little “average” or you simply want to confirm you have enough insurance, consider giving Mactavish a shout. Because when the digital world throws a wrench in the works, you’ll want the best help—and maybe the best laugh—at your side.