Information noise or strategic knowledge? How to effectively assess and mitigate cyberattack risk in a company

A significant 85% of Polish companies faced a cybersecurity incident within the last 12 months, according to the "Cyberportrait of Polish Business 2026" report by ESET and DAGMA Bezpieczeństwo IT. This statistic underscores the growing scale of cyber threats confronting businesses.

Many organizations find themselves drowning in vast amounts of unselected information about online threats. This often leads to wasted time and resources as companies process large, disorganized datasets from various providers. The challenge lies in transforming raw data into actionable knowledge that allows management to prioritize risks and respond effectively.

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For over 30 years, we have been helping governments, institutions, and businesses protect themselves against the world's most advanced cybersecurity threats. Our e-crime reports combine in-depth technical knowledge with functional defense guidance based on insights from threat analysts worldwide.

"For over 30 years, we have been helping governments, institutions, and businesses protect themselves against the world's most advanced cybersecurity threats," said Roman Kováč, ESET's Head of Research. "Our e-crime reports combine in-depth technical knowledge with functional defense guidance based on insights from threat analysts worldwide."

These specialized reports provide structured knowledge, offering not just information about threats but also ready-made business and technical conclusions. This enables management to accelerate responses and prioritize business risks. ESET Threat Intelligence services, for example, allow organizations to quickly identify and prioritize emerging business threats and previously unknown risks, giving them more time to react to incidents and adopt a more proactive cybersecurity stance.

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Instead of laboriously searching through vast, unconfigured external datasets, ESET Threat Intelligence services allow organizations to quickly identify and prioritize emerging business threats and previously unknown ones – giving them more time to accelerate incident response, organize effective defense, and implement a more proactive cybersecurity posture.