How many Poles are willing to pay for their cyber security?
How many Poles are willing to pay for their cyber security?
Poles for cyber security are ready to pay OK.PLN 30 per month
As many as 10% of Internet users in Poland have no security on their devices connected to the Internet, because they usually do not know what and how to install.Users who have some security solutions usually use free applications and software pre -installed by device manufacturers.
Poles mostly expect a comprehensive cyber security service from their internet provider and are willing to pay for it OK.PLN 30 per month– wynika z badania Coleman Parkes Research, które zostało zrealizowane na zlecenie Allot, jednego globalnych liderów oferujących rozwiązania wobszarze cyberbezpieczeństwa.
Poles most often have software installed on internet -connected devices that protect them against viruses (61%), phishing attacks (59%), malware software (43%), as well as to block websites with improper content (42%).
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10% of Poles have no protection against cyber threads
Research from the ALLL and Coleman Parke Research shows that as many as 10% of Internet users in Poland have no protection on their devices connected to the Internet.This is mainly due to the fact that they are simply afraid of installing new applications (58% of indications).In turn, 51% of people in this group admitted that the installation and updating of security software takes them too much time and therefore they do not do it.
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Another frequently indicated reasons why Poles give up protection against cyber threads are ignorance, where to look for such a protective application (47%), which to choose (46%) and how to install it (31%).Often, the reason is also the lack of awareness that they should install something at all, which results from the belief that such an application has already been installed on their device by the manufacturer (46%) or simply that having security is not necessary (34%).In turn, 24% of people indicated that they did not install any security applications due to too high costs related to it.
What threats are we afraid and on what devices do we need to protect the most?
Phishing attacks (56%of indications), exposure of children to cybergriting (56%) and loss of confidential data (54%) are cybergrodings that Poles are most afraid of the most fear.The list also includes: ransomware attacks (53%) and loss of privacy (49%).
Poles also have a number of other fears related to using the Internet.The biggest of them Dot.Too much time spent online during the day (58%) and related fear of installing a dangerous application (56%) and contact with harmful content (52%).We are also afraid that strangers will gain access to private information about us through social networking sites (51%), as well as contact with vulgar vocabulary (50%).
The Coleman Parke Research representative also notes that as many as 46% of Poles are afraid that microphones and cameras built into some of their devices can be hacked and used for spying.As many as 20% of respondents are unaware of such a threat, and a similar percentage believes that it is impossible.
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Fears of security when using the Internet by phone cause that this device is indicated most often, as much as 42% of respondents as requiring protection.The next places include: protection when using the Internet connected to the router at home and work (32%), as well as during connections via Wi-Fi (25%).
Protection should be provided by an internet supplier or device manufacturer
Most, as many as 32% of Poles believe that their provider of internet access services should provide protection against cyber threads.In turn, 26% claims that such protection should be provided by the manufacturer of the device, and after 21% believe that everyone should take care of online safety issues - either by installing the appropriate application, or by activating the pre -installed application on the device.
The results of the research also showed that a quarter of Poles would be based on the security system of their online service provider for Smart House, but as many as 20% of respondents admitted that first they would have to explore the topic or that they would not know where to start from.
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How much would we pay for our network security?
Interesting results also brought a part of the study on how many Poles are willing to pay for their online security.They show that on average it is PLN 32.5 per month for comprehensive home smart home and PLN 31.8 for full home protection and all user devices.
As many as 60% of Poles admitted that if an offer was on the market promoting comprehensive protection on the web, it would be a serious argument to change the service provider.22% of respondents would definitely decide on such a step, and in 38% of cases such a decision would be likely.
The Alot and Coleman Research online survey was carried out on a representative group of 1000 Poles in August 2020.
