• Avoid information leaks/corruption
• Prevent loss of confidentiality and lack of availability of information
• Possible non-compliances with standards such as GDPR, crimes included in the criminal code, Directive on protection of commercial secrets…
• Reputational crisis caused by sensitive or customer information leaks
• …
• Implementation of business feasibility and continuity plans in case of a Cyberattack with Disruptive impact
• Trainings in the company to implement a Cybersecurity and Information Security culture
• Prevention in the comprehensive risk management and daily operations in relation to comprehensive information security
• Advice in the appropriate management of a security incident
• Cybersecurity plans that involve all Directors, Middle Management and professionals with access to information systems
The COVID-19 pandemic is a constantly evolving global health crisis that is creating a huge range of challenges for individuals and businesses around the world. As governments take unprecedented action to prevent the spread of the virus, businesses are facing an ever-more complex environment to operate within.
The expansion of Coronavirus (Covid-19), the globalization of society, in general, and of the economy in particular, has led the society and the companies to move in a hostile environment, in a hasty and abrupt manner, without time for their adaptation or anticipation. The health crisis has struck in a generalized manner, affecting all economic fields and sectors.
Mazars Talks is a series of podcasts in which our experts analyse the key aspects that companies should take into account from financial, tax or legal aspects either now due to immediate needs or in order to be prepared for the coming months.
How we live and work has seemingly changed overnight. With much of the world in lockdown, people and businesses are turning to technology to keep them going, whether it’s the surge in video chats, trials of app-based medical advice or growing interest in online food delivery kits
The situation caused by the COVID-19 has a substantial impact in all the economic activity, with temporary (cash tensions) and structural effects (business restructuring) and an impact at short (suppliers/customers), medium (employees) and long term (shareholders/ creditors).
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