The new world we’ve found ourselves living in since the global pandemic struck in 2020 has been particularly beneficial to cyber criminals, who adapted their attack strategy to exploit practically everything from vaccination mandates to elections and the shift to remote and hybrid work, and more. This exacerbated cyber threat landscape resulted in record-high figures of ransomware attacks and data breaches across the world, and there is, unfortunately, no sign of this letting up as we head into 2022.
What this means for the enterprise is that cybersecurity has now been elevated to the top of the business agenda, making CISOs’ a.k.a chief information security officers’ role more important than ever. And as organizations go digital, remote and hybrid, CISOs’ role will continue to evolve from behind closed doors to a more strategic and influential one.
Therefore, to succeed in the post-pandemic era, CISOs must rethink their security strategies and stay abreast with the latest cybersecurity trends to navigate a new threat landscape. CXOToday finds out from Security experts on what 2022 has in store for CISOs and the evolving role of security leaders for the coming year.
Acting as a connect between security and consumer confidence
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