| Characteristic | Worldwide | Germany |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | - |
| - | - | - |
| - | - | - |
| - | - | - |
| - | - | - |
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Release date
October 2024
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Region
Worldwide, Germany
Survey time period
August 12 to September 2, 2024
Number of respondents
2,150*
Method of interview
Face-to-face interview
Supplementary notes
*2024 N= 2,150, Germany N=250
The German values refer to the results for Germany (page 11).
The source contains the following explanation for the individual 鈥渃yber readiness鈥 levels:
- Minimal: Basic awareness of cyber resilience, with minimal formal processes and ad hoc responses to cyber incidents
- Ad hoc: Some formal processes are in place, but implementation is inconsistent and often reactive. Few training and awareness programs.
- Basic: Established and documented processes with regular reviews and updates. Average level of employee training and awareness. Incident response plans are regularly tested.
- Advanced: Integrated processes across the organization, with metrics for tracking. Continuous improvement procedures are in place. High level of employee training and proactive incident response.
- Exemplary: Best-in-class practices fully integrated into business strategy. Continuous innovation and improvement of cyber resilience. Strong collaboration with external partners and stakeholders.
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