We are excited to announce that Safetica received 5 badges in the G2 Spring 2022 Reports. G2 is a platform where customers can review the software they have been using and share their feedback with other potential users to help them to choose the perfect solution for their business.

Safetica was awarded the following Spring 2022 badges

• Best Meets Requirements
• Easiest To Use
• High Performer
• Users Most Likely to Recommend
• Best Support

What our users shared on G2

• “Great product, professional approach and support.”
• “Safetica – user friendly and very comprehensive.”
• “One of the best cost effective DLP solutions on the market.”
• “Simple implementation, high benefits.”

Read more about our G2 profile.

Direct Parcel Distribution Czech Republic is part of the DPDgroup international parcel delivery network, one of Europe’s top service providers on the courier, express, and parcel market. Every day it delivers more than 7.5 million parcels in more than 230 countries. The company works with sensitive data and needs to protect it and track its data flow, as well as protect USB drives and web applications.

Super-easy administration with no interruptions 

“We had to find a DLP solution to protect our data and we chose Safetica,” explains Vladimír Püschner, IT PMO & Innovation Director at Direct Parcel Distribution CZ. “The solution provides us freedom in setting security policies, the DLP is modular, and we can set specific DLP policies for websites and even for the cloud,” he adds. 

Furthermore, the administration console is super easy to understand and to manage, and Safetica does not interrupt employees while they are working.

Super-fast implementation

Implementation of Safetica was fast, and it was completed within just a week. The IT department saw results after its first month with the DLP. The company then had the comprehensive information it needed to adjust its security policies.

Currently, Safetica performs several tasks at DPD:

• Performs security audit
• Protects data on endpoints
• Automates security
• Provides Enterprise features and Gold Support

Protecting data even during challenging events 

Thanks to Safetica, DPD knows exactly what is going on with company data and that nothing is going to happen to it. The IT department is aware of where the data is and who can access it. Data is safe even when a problematic employee leaves the company, which is always a challenge for companies.

In a nutshell, DPD is satisfied with the Safetica ONE solution and has already implemented it in 5 other countries. The company plans on using Safetica to protect its data against data leaks and internal threats for the foreseeable future. 

About DPD

DPD (Direct Parcel Distribution) is a part of DPDgroup, the largest parcel delivery network in Europe. DPD’s goal is to become the standard in sustainable delivery and a major driver of e-commerce development. With its 1,800 couriers and 1,300 pickup points, DPD is one of the leading delivery services in the Czech Republic. It is the only parcel delivery company in the Czech Republic to offer Predict – a service that allows a customer to know in advance when a parcel will be delivered and gives them an exact 1 hour delivery interval. At the same time, recipients can change the time or place of delivery in the DPD Kuryr app.

Thanks to DPDgroup, DPD customers can use over 70,000 pickup points across Europe and send parcels to 230 countries worldwide thanks to the DPD, Chronopost, SEUR, BRT and Jadlog brands. DPDgroup is the parcel delivery network of GeoPost, a holding company owned by La Poste Groupe.

Ponemon Institute released its ​2022 Ponemon Institute Cost of Insider Threats: Global Report commissioned by the security company ProofPoint.

The company surveyed over one thousand IT and IT security professionals from companies that experienced at least one insider caused incident. The companies were based in North America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific regions.

The report concludes that over the last two years, the frequency and costs of insider data threats have increased across all three insider threat categories

• careless or negligent employees/contractors
• criminal or malicious insiders
• cybercriminal credential theft.

The reason for this increase is the remote and hybrid work environment that led up to The Great Resignation, according to ProofPoint.

Composition of the threat: A negligent insider is the root cause of most incidents.

• 56% of reported insider threat incidents were the result of a careless employee or contractor (average cost $484,931 per incident).
• Malicious or criminal insiders were behind 1 in 4 incidents (26%) (average cost per incident of $648,062).
• Incidents including credential theft, stealing users’ credentials and accessing critical data represent 18% (almost double from the last study). At an average of $804,997 per incident, credential theft is the costliest to remediate.

Cost of the insider threats

• Organizations impacted by insider threats spent an average of $15.4 million annually (up 34 percent).
• It takes an average of 85 days to contain an insider incident (up from 77 days). The longer the incident takes to contain, the higher the price (more than 3 months – $17.19 million, less than 30 days – average of $11.23 million). The bigger the company, the higher the price (headcount of more than 75,000 – $22.68 million; headcount below 500 – $8.13 million).
• The cost of insider threat is greatest in the North America and Europe ($17.53 million and $15.44 million).
• Financial services and professional services have the highest average activity costs ($21.25 million and $18.65 million, respectively).

In a nutshell, insider threats continue to rise in frequency and remediation cost alike. The risk of malicious insider threats also continues to increase and the verticals that are affected the most are financial and professional services. 

Source: ProofPoint.com