The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2023, in collaboration with Accenture, examines the cybersecurity trends that will impact our economies and societies in the year to come.

The Global Cybersecurity Outlook flagship report identifies the trends and analyzes the near-term future cybersecurity challenges. The accelerated shift to remote working during the COVID-19 pandemic coupled the recent high-profile cyberattacks have resulted in bringing cybersecurity top of mind among key decision-makers in organizations and nations.

In this years report, we’ll focus attention on how organizations are moving past problem identification and mitigating cyber risk challenges within supply chain vendors. We’ll also explore the challenges identified by this year’s respondents in establishing internal and third-party sourced functions and technologies for supply chain risk mitigation.

In Intelligence-Powered Security Operations, risk and threat intelligence is combined with human expertise and machine power to deliver better outcomes to the business as a while. Ultimately, intelligence-powered security operations programs will deliver smarter security and better results.

Our hope is the results of the survey report and our expert analysis helps you prepare for obtaining and renewing cyber insurance, with coverage and rates that accurately reflect your risk profile.

Threats evolve, attackers constantly change their tactics, techniques and procedures, and defenders must adapt and stay relentless if they want to keep ip. This forecast aims to help they cyber security industry frame its fight against cyber adversaries in 2023.

Malware and ransomware continue to wreak havoc as some of the most destructive security threats affecting organization of all sizes, from SMBs to large enterprise and government agencies. This report is to reveal the latest malware security trends, challenges, and investment priorities.

For our survey, we targeted successful women working in varied roles in the cybersecurity community, and we queried them about everything from breaking into the field and gaining career momentum to choosing a specialty and finding ways to remain relevant. In this report, we provide lessons learned and advice on how a women in cybersecurity or a woman wanting to enter this field can lay a foundation to ensure success.

The new look at the workforce revealed that the percentage of women in cybersecurity is roughly 24%. While men continue to outnumber women in cybersecurity and pay disparity still exists, women in the field are buoyed by higher levels of education, and are finding their way to leadership positions in higher numbers.

The EY Global Information Security Survey 2021 (GISS)finds Chief information Security Officers (CISOs) and security leaders battling against a new wave of threats unleashed by COVID-19. Our report illustrates the devastating and disproportionate impact that the crisis has had on a function that is striving too position itself as an enabler of growth and a strategic partner to the business. It also outlines what cybersecurity leaders need to know now about their current operating environment and what they need to do to transform it.

For the 2020 Duo Trusted Access Report, our data shows that more organizations across all industries are enabling their workforces to work from home now, and potentially for an extended period of time. They’re also implementing the appropriate security controls to ensure secure access to applications. In this report, we’ll look at how companies are currently securing remote work and what makes a solid and secure remote access strategy.

This study offers the kind of insights CISOs have long been asking for - to benchmark their situation and experience against others; to learn from what their peers are doing and planning to do ; and to validate ideas and obtain solid data to justify investments in these areas.

This report explores how CISOs are adjusting in the wake of pandemic disruption, adapting strategies to support long-term hybrid work and battling an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape. We also examine how people put organizations at risk and how CISOc change priorities in response.

This report will give a snapshot of 2020’s mobile threat landscape and dive into emerging trends we anticipate carrying into 2021.

Through a comparison of 1,000 enterprise organizations surveyed worldwide and real-world cloud use, this report uncovers the rise of Cloud-Native Breaches, disconnect between security practitioners and their leadership, and the state of multicloud adoption. Recommendations are given to defend against the new wave of Cloud-Native Breaches unique to Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) environments.

PlexTrac sponsored research with CyberRisk Alliance to better understand how cybersecurity teams are using emerging strategies like adversary emulation and purple teaming to combat growing ransomware threats. This report details the findings of a survey of 315 IT and cybersecurity decision-makers and influencers.

An annual state of the market report, which explores the views of a snapshot cohort of 55 security leaders on key themes, including; the skills shortage, barriers to strategy execution, the business perception of cyber security, and more.

More than 4,700 executives were surveyed in March and April of 2021 in order to understand the extent to which organizations prioritize security, how comprehensive their security plans are, and how their security investments are performing.

Over 5,100 IT and security professionals across 27 countries were asked about their organizations’ approaches to updating and integrating security architecture, detecting and responding to threats, and staying resilient when disaster strikes. They shared a wide range of insights, struggles, strategies, and successes. Responses were analyzed in multiple ways and key findings were extracted.

Drawing on Duo’s customer basis of millions of devices and the authentication traffic associated with them between June 2020 and May 2021, this report reviews trends in authentication methods and includes firmographic breakdowns.

A survey of 250 UK cybersecurity professionals on their perspectives of the state, benefits, and challenges in security process automation.