Analyst report Complimentary Gartner report: How to Respond to the 2022 Cyberthreat Landscape
By Gartner / 27 Jul 2022 / Topics: Cybersecurity
The cyberthreat landscape is rapidly changing and security strategies should be carefully adjusted. Top threats from the past, such as ransomware and phishing, should not be overlooked in response to reading the attack headlines of the day.
As Gartner explains, “According to Verizon’s ‘2021 Data Breach Investigations Report’, phishing, use of stolen credentials and ransomware are among the top five actions involved in breaches.” 1
In addition to these top threats, security plans should also address emerging threats, like attacks on the remote and hybrid workforce, cloud platforms, firmware, and AI applications.
We believe this report will help you:
- Understand the top threats impacting business, and how they are evolving for present-day technology.
- Learn about high-momentum threats that require a change in mindset, including API attacks and cyber-physical systems.
- Set up processes to evaluate the impact of emerging threats, such as remote workforce and cloud security.
“By 2025, less than 50% of enterprise APIs will be managed, as explosive growth in APIs surpasses the capabilities of API management tools”
“The main challenge for security leaders when dealing with top threats is to devote enough energy to rally IT and business executives around an issue they feel they have already paid to address.”
“Focusing security initiatives on specific API threats yields better results than using generic security controls to address the same threats.”
Who is this report for?
CIOs, Business Intelligence (BI) solutions architects, data scientists and other decision-makers will gain critical insights into the data and analytics landscape which help to inform the prioritisation of investments and drive competitive advantage.
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