Evaluating what you need to prioritise and protect is the first step in any cyber security journey, writes Kev Eley of LogRhythm.
Costs across all business entities are going to be put under close review as the economic turndown forces c-suites to evaluate costs. Security teams’ budgets are under threat from not only budget cuts but cyberattacks themselves.
2022 showed no let up from cyberattacks, and 2023 will be no different. Therefore, it’s crucial that all organisations are strategic with their security. This involves adopting technologies and solutions that provide pre-emptive capabilities, so they don’t fall prey to attacks.
At the same time, the digital landscape is continually evolving. With more businesses adopting digital processes, more potential opportunities for cybercrime are arising. Digitalisation is having a direct impact on the threat landscape and thus the attack surface of organisations, but budgets are not being prioritised appropriately.
The challenge lies with organisations not having enough cybersecurity budget or resources to keep up with the rapid acceleration in technology. This is a challenge that is causing increased strain to…
