We’ve all become a lot more flexible in business over the past couple of years. We’ve had no choice, right?

While you and your team have gotten used to different working arrangements, does that flexibility apply to your budget?

Here’s a great quote: “Budgets tell us what we can’t afford, but they don’t keep us from buying it.”

As you create your IT budget for 2022 – if that’s something you do in your business at this time of year – you may fall into the trap of trying to keep your expenses low.

However, the sad fact is that a ransomware attack or another critical incident will cost you a lot of money, whether budgeted for or not. As you may know, cyber-attacks are rising at a rapid rate. This year we’ve seen some of the most significant incidents ever.

While it’s crucial to do whatever it takes to avoid any attack on your business, you also must plan what happens if you are attacked. Preparation can reduce the financial and reputational impact.

Now is the perfect time to get VNET involved in your IT budgeting. Our consultants will give you an expert view on the right things to consider and include in your plan for 2022.