more investment and training are needed, especially in SMEs – Corriere.it
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Cyber attacks continue and small and medium-sized enterprises — Italy’s entrepreneurial fabric — are often affected, but the phenomenon does not fully emerge. Partly because more often than not, smaller companies are out of the official surveys, partly because companies don’t report: the shame of being vulnerable is triggered. Yet reporting is a fundamental step to prevent stolen data from becoming the tool to violate the entire supply chain, causing greater damage. Take up the theme Ferruccio de Bortoli who on tomorrow’s issue ofEconomics of the Corriere della Seraon newsstands tomorrow free with the newspaper, shows data from Acn, the National Cybersecurity Agency.
In the first six months of 2023 alone, 78 small and medium-sized Italian companies suffered piracy attacks on the web writes de Bortoli. And in the last 18 months, Acn has ascertained 175 ransomware incursions, that is through viruses, of which 83% against private operators. The biggest targets were the Railways, the Minister of the Environment and some hospitals in Milan and Turin. But how many other cases have escaped detection because they are not detected or discovered?
The director general of the Agency, Bruno Frattasi, reveals that in 2022 85% of Italian companies have suffered a cyber attack, but only one in four has an advanced management solution. In short, training and more awareness are needed: we need to invest, says de Bortoli. Also to help companies overcome the digital omert. Meanwhile, citizens have to face the increases, brought about by structural inflation but also, it seems, by some speculation. The Economy dedicates an insight into Mister Prices, the consumer guarantor that today Benedetto Mineo. Launched in 2007, this figure is once again the protagonist with the wheelies of airplanes, dairy products and fruit. He has more power than before, the investigation says, even with the fines.
The cover dedicated to Camilla Colucci, the founder of Circularity. It manages a platform for the recycling of industrial waste involving 20,000 companies: the goal is to digitize the circular economy and Innovatec (technologies with reduced environmental impact) has a 36% shareholding.
Two Ferraris
Among the characters of the week is Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis. The intention to increase car production in Italy, which has almost halved in 15 years, emerged from the meeting with the Minister of Enterprise. Doable plan? Meanwhile, the made in Italy brand par excellence, Ferrari, is experiencing a paradox: the stock market and accounts are at their peak, but it hasn’t won a World Championship in F1 since 2008.
Different Ferrari that of cheeses, which races but has to deal with the braking of the Pnrr. The president Laura Ferrari asks for the funds to be released quickly because the companies have built the investment plans there. Another protagonist is Alberto Tasca of the Tasca d’Almertita winery, which has become a B Corp: he is experimenting with artificial intelligence to reduce waste.
In the Savings section you will find the new calculations on mortgages: the fixed rate on long maturities is convenient again.
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