

Eight ways to mitigate and minimize cyber risk
Learn how security provides trust
Cyber security risk tied with today’s environmental and supply chain issues as a top threat to organizational growth over the next three years.
The majority of CEOs believe a strong cyber strategy is critical to engender trust with key stakeholders.
CEOs view protecting their partner ecosystems and supply chains to be equally important to their own cyber defenses.
Information security is seen by CEOs as a strategic function that can prove to put them ahead of their competitors.
Building a cyber security culture that focuses on defense is just as important as putting in technology controls.
Source: KPMG International, 2021 CEO Outlook Survey
Looking beyond the digital shifts created from the pandemic—remote, secure work environments and digital engagement and customer service—this hyperconnected world also creates space for global cyber risks. Cybercriminals are using increasingly sophisticated tools and technologies, so businesses need to think about how to secure and build a tailored cyber defense and support.
Our annual Cyber Security Considerations report identifies eight considerations that leaders should prioritize to help mitigate and minimize the impact of cyber attacks.
Learn how to respond before, during, and after cyber attacks
Expand the security conversation
Change the conversation from cost and speed to effective security.
Develop critical talent and skillsets
Transform the posture of CISOs from cyber security enforcers to influencers.
Adapt security for the cloud
Enhance cloud security through automation—from deployment to monitoring and remediation.
Place identity at the heart of zero trust
Put IAM and zero trust to work in today’s hyperconnected workplace.
Exploit security automation
Use smart deployment of security automation to help uncover value.
Protect the privacy frontier
Embed privacy and security by design to enhance risk management.
Secure beyond the boundaries
Transform supply chain security approaches—from manual and time intensive to automated and collaborative.
Recover rapidly during a cyber attack
Reframe the cyber resilience conversation to broaden the ability to sustain operations and mitigate consequences.
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