Making Sense of the Top 5 Latest Cybersecurity Trends
Let’s face it: with each passing year, the CISO’s job is not becoming any easier. As companies continue embracing the Digital Transformation, the growing complexity and openness of their IT infrastructures mean that the attack surface for hackers and malicious insiders is increasing as well. Combined with the recent political developments such as the rise of state-sponsored attacks, new surveillance laws, and harsh privacy regulations, security professionals now have way too many things on their hands that sometimes keep them awake at night.
What’s more important – protecting your systems from ransomware or securing your cloud infrastructure? Should you invest in CEO fraud protection or work harder to prepare for a media fallout after a data breach? Decisions, decisions… Alas, most companies still have pretty limited cybersecurity budgets and simply cannot afford to cover all their grounds sufficiently. Even worse, the dreaded skills gap in IT security is making qualified experts increasingly scarce. In this webinar, KuppingerCole lead analysts John Tolbert and Alexei Balaganski talk about the biggest cybersecurity buzzwords to help you separate fact from fiction and make informed decisions about investing in the latest technology trends.
Language: English • Duration: 47:11 • Resolution: 1280x720
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