DUBLIN, April 26, 2021 / 7Newswire/ — The “Business Survey 1Q 2021: the effects of COVID-19 on SMBs' Cyber-Security Solutions Utilization and Strategies” report was inserted to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The analyst examined 1870 little and midsize businesses (SMBs) in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the USA involving December 2020 and February 2021 To evaluate how they've adapted since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and what changes they expect to create later on. This report focuses on findings in the questions asked concerning cyber safety.

To get a longer report which discusses how SMBs have handled the COVID-19 Emergency so far and exactly what their strategies are with respect to technology use more commonly, please visit Analysis Mason's Rethinking your 2021 SMB plan: COVID-19 survey insights for IT vendors.

The results of the poll provide insights into:

Varies in SMBs' use of, and need for, cyber-security solutions, by company size and vertical industry

SMBs' proposed spending on cyber protection in 2021 (in comparison to 2020), by company size and vertical industry.

These outcomes will help security providers and service suppliers to Identify which kinds of SMBs to goal (with respect to size and vertical industry ), and in which to anticipate the majority of the increase in cyber-security spending to emerge from in 2021.

Sample

• Small businesses (SBs; (0-99 workers ): 1204
• Medium-sized companies (MBs (100-999 employees): 666
• Vertical industries: 9
• Agriculture, mining, transport, utilities and structure (AMTUC): 247
• Manufacturing: 188
• IT and telecommunications: 164
• Retail/wholesale/retail: 261
• Finance, insurance and real estate (FIRE): 234
• Professional company services: 253
• Other business services: 252
• Healthcare: 163
• Hospitality: 108

For more info regarding this report see https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/imd042

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