The term digital resilience is particularly relevant in the areas of cybercrime and cybersecurity, digital transformation and digital society. Digital resilience means that companies or individuals are able to recover quickly and effectively from digital attacks, technical disruptions or other IT problems and, at best, even avoid them.
In the digital age, we depend on computers, networks and data every day. If outages, hacker attacks or data loss occur, the damage is often considerable. Those with digital resilience have taken precautions: These include regular data backups, strong passwords, trained employees and quick emergency plans.
An illustrative example: an online shop falls victim to a cyber attack. Thanks to regular backups, a good crisis plan and trained teams, the shop can go back online after a short time without suffering major losses or losing customer confidence. This shows that Digital resilience is essential today in order to remain capable of acting in an increasingly interconnected world and to navigate safely through crises.
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