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2021 heralded a year of record cyberattacks, with the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) reporting that the number of data breaches publicly reported so far this year has already surpassed the total for 2020. With high profile attacks hitting the headlines from the SolarWinds breach and Colonial Pipeline shutdown to the CNA Financial attack, where one of the largest insurance companies in the United States paid a $40 million ransom so that it could continue to operate, risk and compliance have never been more paramount.
Ransomware and supply chain cyberattacks are becoming increasingly systematic, and organizations must have robustly developed, planned and tested risk and resilience frameworks in place. The stakes have been raised and there are no more excuses. There are no second chances. Organizations must adopt a holistic approach to resilience and be proactive in making all business decisions with resilience in mind.