Network misconfigurations cost companies an average of 9% of annual revenues, according to a study released Wednesday by a network security and compliance company. The research by Titania based on a survey of 160 senior cybersecurity decision makers across a broad array of government and industrial verticals also warned that misconfigurations that leave a business vulnerable to cyberattacks could be sitting on networks for months or years because of infrequent audits of connected devices.
