1. Having cybersecurity in your business comes with many great benefits, but also some bad ones. Good qualities that come with a business having cybersecurity include protecting your sensitive business information such as finances, passwords, or employment history. Not to mention they can make sure all the information is accurate, thus fixing any error a person makes. The module stated that the average total toss globally is estimated to be around 7 million dollars. The U.S. has the highest estimated loss in the world while Russia has the lowest. So, location may also impact how many cyber-attack attempts take place. Failing to protect your businesses data could lead to lawsuits or civil liberties from their customers since they aren’t protecting them. Which not only is a huge risk but could lead to shutting down an entire business. The financial, utilities, and energy industries have been reported to lose the most money out of all industries. Making them the biggest targets for cyber-attacks. If you get a cyber-attack some of the things that could happen include external losses such as business disruptions, damaged equipment, and revenue loss. Internal losses such as detection costs, investigation costs, containment costs, recovering costs, and ex-post responding costs. Companies have trained their employees to lessen the chances of any of those from occurring. The cost of developing cybersecurity programs is how expensive it is and how much the company will have to sacrifice and stop their business. Not only that, but you’ll have to find a great cybersecurity program that has great reviews and fits in with your budget so that you don’t spend too much on it if it’s not in your budget. Which takes time away from your business thus slowing down your progress and plans. So, while there’s both good and bad with cybersecurity programs, they’re very much necessary for any business.