Cybersecurity awareness month may have ended weeks ago, but the strict observance of cybersecurity best practices remains to be a priority for organisations across verticals. With the heightened aggressiveness and sophistication of cyber threats, every month needs to be cybersecurity month. Today’s business leaders acknowledge the need for better protection against cyber attacks, including the necessity of cybersecurity compliance, which puts CISOs as well as CCOs on the spot.
It is true that complying with leading cybersecurity frameworks like SOC2, NIST, CIS and ISO does not necessarily equate to having adequate protection. On the other hand, it is still important to follow legally mandated rules and policies as part of cyber defence building, and earning those trust seals can strengthen relationships with board members and prospective customers.
Proper cybersecurity compliance is easier said than done, though. Even the biggest organisations encounter difficulties in keeping up with regulations. Here’s a look at three of the biggest challenges organisations need to overcome as they defend their IT assets in line with cybersecurity’s various…
