using ease si-to-guess passwords or clicking on links from untrusted passwords. here a what s prepare ries did to find security gaps at one of its financial services clients. a cd was placed around a business, spring break mexico, 2005. and was interesting is that 50% of those cds were loaded into computers and were infected with fake malware just to see who would put those cds in, 50%, those are the types of things that these terrorists are doing. bottom line, prepare ries says that it tells its clients to develop an all-hazards approach for dealing with any type of emergency, whether it s a computer hacking incident or a natural disaster and to practice that plan often before the disaster actually occurs. gretchen? could be the new kind of warfare, seen it already. jonathan searry, thanks so much. christmas coming early at the gas pump. have you seen it? but buyer beware. we are going to tell you why dirt cheap prices now may lead to a big problem for a lot of us
measures to prevent cyber attacks, breaches will do more than affect movies, the entire economy, bill. bill: what is that you have to do protect yourself as a business? reporter: they are saying in 70% of these cases, in cyber attacks it actually involves employees at victimized company doing something unwittingly to compromise security. so his company is advising its clients to make cybersecurity a companywide issue. train each employee how to identify suspicious links in emails or phishing scams. not to open files from untrusted sources or reveal sensitive information on social media. here is what prepareis reedley did to identify security gaps at one of its financial sector clients, listen. a cd was placed around the business, spring break mexico 2005. what is interesting, 50% of the those cds were loaded into computers and were infected with fake malware to see who would put the cds in.