Unite! Cybersecurity is everyone's business today
Cybercriminals actively interacting with each other, ever-growing volumes of data and remote workers all lead to a continuous increase in risk factors for all market players.
to see their IT spending grow by 5-10% this year, despite the economic impact of the pandemic. And we expect the bulk of that spending to go toward IT security. But even that extra investment won’t be enough to cover every attack vector. So companies will still have to make strategic choices between people, processes, and technology in the hopes of closing the most critical vulnerabilities.
For example, where is it better to invest - in jamaica mobile database training (after all, people will always be the weakest link) or in creating a security operations center (SOC) to optimize and ensure the security of work processes? Or is the most effective investment new technologies?
Companies can’t always find the perfect way to allocate their efforts and investments. So executives will continue to search for the optimal strategy for ensuring security against cyberattacks. But they too often think that the information security department will handle all the problems. As a result, they over-rely on IT specialists who are already exhausted from constantly “plugging holes” in defenses - they simply do not have time to develop a strategy.
Therefore, it is very important that all employees of the company participate in countering cyber threats. Although people will always be the weak link, they are also a kind of “human firewall”, so they must have the means to perform these functions, which requires appropriate training.
However, there is no need to stop there: the entire IT ecosystem in which organizations, suppliers, vendors, and even government agencies interact must be configured and equipped to counteract cyber threats.