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Of the biggest challenges faced when implementing an effective cyber/IT risk management program, 49% of respondents say an increase in the quantity of cyber threats.
Every organization needs to rethink its approach to security, governance, privacy and compliance by prioritizing the management and protection of data.
Boards have a fiduciary responsibility in their governance capacity to set the tone with their vigilance and demonstrate the criticality of cybersecurity risk management.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed changes to standardize public companies’ disclosures regarding cybersecurity risk management, strategy, governance and incident reporting.
It’s time to re-evaluate the modern data stack to relieve friction points and ensure both accessibility and compliance. By automating security workflows and controls across data stores and integrating into self-service access, productivity and innovation will thrive.