The pandemic played a key role in forcing businesses to migrate their business application and infrastructure into cloud for building digital resilience. While the adoption of technology has been a boon, data touchpoints are now more spread out than before which has unintentionally increased possibilities of cyberattacks and created security gaps for the hackers. This shift between the workplace and home office poses certain security risks to both employees and the organizations - how do we ensure that the new model of hybrid workplace is secure?
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5 security threats you must be aware of in the hybrid workplace
Dynamic Cybersecurity: Constantly Evolving Cybersecurity for a Changing World
Sanjeev Mehrotra - Senior Vice President & Global Delivery Head - CyberSecurity & GRC Services
| March 23, 2021
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) estimates approximately USD 5.2 trillion in global value will be at risk from cyber-attacks by 2023. Organizations are therefore investing in cybersecurity measures more than ever before and the annual investments in cybersecurity will reach USD 186 billion by 2024, according to Gartner.
Acing Third-Party Risk Management With Limited Resources
How a business manages its third-party relationships has a direct, sometimes even exponential, bearing on shareholder value in an organization, depending on the level of engagement and the type of services provided! And yet, despite the growing complexity and the ever-evolving nature of threats within the enterprise, only a handful of companies invest adequately in the vendor risk management function. While the risk function needs to mature across the global business ecosystem, the digitization of risk is causing a significant shift in Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) models.
