High-functioning enterprises increasingly rely on ITAM practitioners to tackle new and evolving challenges. Saving money has increasingly become ITAM teams’ number one initiative, but new responsibilities don’t end there. FinOps teams, central cloud teams, security teams, ESG (environmental, social and governance) teams, ITSM teams and enterprise architecture teams are improving their business outcomes by leveraging data from ITAM teams and tools. This year’s survey is weighted more heavily toward larger companies, with 89% of respondents in organizations with more than 2,000 employees and 14% in organizations with more than 50,000 employees.

With the advent and spread of powerful new technologies, businesses are under more pressure than ever to secure their organizations from the start of new computing developments. This report closely examines what executives are doing to protect their organizations and reveals what worries them about the tradeoffs between fostering innovation and lowering risk.

The State of Email & Collaboration Security 2024 report is based on an in-depth global survey of 1,100 information technology and cybersecurity professionals. Mimecast commissioned UK-based research firm Vanson Bourne to conduct the survey, which took place during October and November 2023.Survey participants worked at organizations ranging from 250 to 500 employees to more than 10,000 employees.

This research demonstrates the continual progression of a cybersecurity conundrum that has become an unfortunate but permanent part of the digital environment. Progress is being made, but new fronts open up and new challenges emerge in a seemingly endless cycle. As the need for security rises to a board level concern, cyber leaders are facing more strategic issues to defend against, even while ongoing threats persist. As those security leaders stand to meet the threats, it behooves organizational leaders to provide the support and resources necessary to help enable those they must count on to keep their enterprises safe.

The NetDiligence Cyber Claims Study presents findings from a five-year dataset of over 9,000 real-world cyber insurance claims. In this spotlight, we focus on the subset of BEC incidents: 17% of claims reported (N=1,480) between 2018 and 2022. BEC starts with human error and ends with high crisis services costs. Educating and training the workforce is a continual and incremental process. Preventing BEC is the endless task of cybersecurity

This new study makes it clear that enterprise demands have certainly continued to grow since then. Organizations place greater strategic priority on TPRM to contribute to a widening scope of enterprise risk that extends beyond cybersecurity. It’s also clear from these results that supply chains are expanding as is the need to efficiently assess risk across those business relationships. Respondents tell us they’re increasingly relying on automated assessments and risk ratings to meet that demand.

The goal of the index is simple: We combine on-chain data and real-world data to measure which countries are leading the world in grassroots crypto adoption. Grassroots crypto adoption isn’t about which countries have the highest raw transaction volumes — anyone could probably guess that the biggest, wealthiest countries are far ahead there. Instead, we want to highlight the countries where average, everyday people are embracing crypto the most. To do that, we’ve designed the Global Crypto Adoption Index to identify countries where the most people are putting the greatest share of their wealth into cryptocurrency.

Built on passion and expertise, Altitude Cyber delivers strategic advisory services specifically tailored for founders, investors, startups, and their boards. Our unique approach fuses strategic insight with financial acumen to help your company soar to new heights.

This annual report features the work of 37 sophisticated cybersecurity teams working in partnership to advance 29 open-source projects that improve cyber defense for the whole community. This report captures the energy and passion that Center Participants bring to advancing threat- informed defense for all. Use it as a reference and share it with your teams and colleagues to further change the game on the adversary.

CompTIA’s 2024 State of Cybersecurity report explores the many variables that must be considered in balancing the cybersecurity equation. As cybersecurity becomes a critical business imperative, every process must be scrutinized for potential vulnerabilities. This practice of risk analysis then drives decisions around workflow, skill-building and technology implementation. With technology trends evolving and attack patterns changing, true equilibrium is impossible to achieve. The balancing act is a full-time job.

The 2024 Global Cybersecurity Outlook (GCO) finds that organizations that maintain minimum viable cyber resilience – that is, a healthy middle grouping of organizations – are disappearing. Organizations reporting such a minimum viable cyber resilience are down 31% since 2022.

The 5th edition of Wipro’s State of Cybersecurity Report (SOCR) offers a perspective and framework to help enterprises achieve cyber resilience. You will find a wealth of data and actionable insights covering attacks, breaches and law, along with the state of business cyber capabilities across geographies and industry sectors, plus future trends.

The level of uncertainty in today’s global marketplace and the velocity of change continue to produce a multitude of potential risks that can disrupt an organization’s business model and strategy on very short notice. This report contains results from our 11th annual worldwide risk survey of directors and executives to obtain their views on the extent to which a broad collection of risks is likely to affect their organizations over the next year - 2023. We analyze variances across different sizes and types of organizations, industry and respondent position, in addition to variations among organizations based in different geographic regions.

In this year’s survey, they revisited questions around how organizations are developing effective third-party cyber risk management (C-TPRM) programs with robust technology and services and determining how to best collaborate with third parties on their shared security posture. They also asked some new questions related to how organizations refine their risk management approaches over time. To assure an accurate reflection of industry trends and observations, BlueVoyant commissioned its fourth annual survey undertaken by independent research organization, Opinion Matters, in October 2023. A total of 2,100 respondents represent a variety of executive roles within their organizations, but are all responsible for managing supply chain and cyber risk.

As organizations ramp up adoption of AI, edge and multi-cloud infrastructure, they will need broader and deeper visibility into expanding environments. This panoramic view is only possible when all relevant teams and stakeholders are aligned. That’s why organizations should ingrain security into all processes, functions and phases of development. In 2024, collaboration will be essential as resilience becomes non-negotiable. With communication, trust and a commitment to shared strengths, organizations can remain resilient through adversity next year and beyond.

This report is sponsored by RiskRecon, a Mastercard Company and conducted by Ponemon Institute, 1,162 IT and IT security professionals in North America and Western Europe were surveyed. All participants in the research are familiar with their organizations’ approach to managing data risks created through outsourcing. Sixty percent of respondents said the number of cybersecurity incidents involving third parties have increased.

This is the third edition of ThreatQuotient’s annual survey of senior cybersecurity professionals, exploring the topic of cybersecurity automation adoption. Read this report to understand how CISOs and senior cybersecurity professionals are handling the incorporation of cybersecurity automation into their strategies to protect the complex, extended enterprise – and their analyst teams – from the pressures of escalating cyber threats.

This report helps uncover vulnerabilities missed by traditional security tools and detect unnoticed malicious activities. To understand how security professionals utilize threat hunting, we surveyed 218 security analysts to identify effective strategies, challenges, and metrics for success.

CDW Canada’s 2023 Canadian Hybrid Cloud Report, our latest annual survey with IDC, to learn how organizations are transforming into a digital business, adopting cloud platforms, deploying hybrid and multicloud solutions. You’ll also find out what are the top business objectives shaping digital infrastructure strategies in Canada.

In this study on general phishing awareness, over 9,000 simulated phishing emails were sent to users who signed up in 2022. Participants were sent three simulated attacks over the course of a week- all classified as moderate in terms of complexity. The users had to identify these emails. If they clicked, they were forwarded to contextual learning resources.

The 2023 SANS Security Awareness Report analyzes data provided by nearly two-thousand security awareness professionals from around the world to identify and benchmark how organizations are managing their human risk. This data-driven report provides actionable steps and resources to enable organizations at any stage of their Awareness program to mature said programs and benchmark them against others.