There is no meaningful difference if you are a modestly attractive target. The prevailing level of security is such that a single technically competent individual with a year of time can completely breach the commercial IT systems of any Fortune 500 company in the world and steal essentially all of their internal documents and IP and materially disrupt their operations. That is the maximum level of security in commercial IT systems.
So, if you have nothing worth more than ~$1M and indefinite disruption of your systems is worth less than ~$1M, then there might be a meaningful difference. However, basically every business is beyond those levels, so quantifying the differences in a professional context is kind of like discussing whether a tshirt or a single piece of paper provides more protection against a gun.
So, if you have nothing worth more than ~$1M and indefinite disruption of your systems is worth less than ~$1M, then there might be a meaningful difference. However, basically every business is beyond those levels, so quantifying the differences in a professional context is kind of like discussing whether a tshirt or a single piece of paper provides more protection against a gun.