The 2022 State of Security Posture Report reveals that cybersecurity teams are struggling to measure and improve their security posture as their organizations move to the cloud and as their leadership increasingly expects them to measure cyber risk in monetary terms due to the rise of ransomware and the general impact of cyber attacks to business.

How is cyber-resilience defined and measured? How are breach risk and cyber resilience related, and what is the best way to improve cyber-resilience for an enterprise? This paper will answer these questions and shed light on steps you can take to improve the cyber-resilience of your enterprise.

In this paper, a depp look into existing cybersecurity practices, their shortcomings, and the urgent need to avoid breaches altogether and not just mitigate them after the fact.

In the last two years, businesses and governments have seen data breaches like Equifax and Marriott impact 100s of millions of accounts each, as well as critical intellectual property (IP) and core operations. A global survey of 600+ cybersecurity leaders and professionals by Ponemon Institute shows that 67% of organizations are not confident that they can avoid a data breach, and what the primary security and IT challenges that are causing this. The survey also provides fundamental recommendations that can reduce breach risk through innovating and improving a vulnerability management program.