Any organisation that leverages IT is vulnerable to cyberattacks in much the same way that any organisation that uses electricity is affected by power failure. FMCG is therefore as vulnerable as any sector that has embraced digital transformation, from a purely technical perspective.
But FMCG may be more vulnerable than many other sectors when it comes to the consequences of a cyberattack. Attacks can disrupt operations and interrupt supply chains to an extent where goods that are supposed to be fast moving do not move at all!
Consumer demand may exist, but supply from FMCG companies can be hindered or paralysed. This can result in considerable opportunity cost for FMCG companies especially those who experience seasonal or festival demand, where a few days in the year contribute significantly to revenue. A cyberattack that is timed to coincide with such demand spikes can ruin a business, and that makes the organisation vulnerable to ransom demands or even cyberwarfare where attacks are launched to disrupt economies.
Schools are typically vulnerable to cyberattacks in areas where computing devices are allowed to connect to the school’s network, internet, or to external storage devices.
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These are Mutual Funds that invest in Stocks of the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) companies.Example:a. SBI Magnum Sector Umbrella - FMCG Fundb. ICICI Prudential FMCG Fundc. etc
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PE = Private Equity FMCG = Fast Moving Consumer Goods(FMCG), are products that are sold quickly at relatively low cost
Some of the examples of fmcg products are toilet papers, shampoo, toothpaste and many more. A product is an fmcg product when it is sold quickly with a low cost.