Data governance driven by AI, cybersecurity, and regulation will become key focus areas by 2025, alongside the increasing importance of multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Traditional approaches to data governance are expected to evolve due to rising regulatory oversight and the need for cost-effective data management. As organisations grapple with these changes, there will be an emphasis on risk mitigation underpinned by Zero Trust principles as enterprises look to address the needs of government, regulatory bodies, and cyber insurance providers amid a backdrop of increasing security breaches.
“In 2025, data governance will take center stage – in the wake of 2024, a year marked by waves of third-party-driven hacks, data breaches, and outages. The realisation that supply chain risks cannot be pre-empted or mitigated with slap-dash solutions or quick fixes has become clear. Data governance will re-merge as a critical business priority, shaping the future of risk management. Re-assessing vulnerabilities and developing robust data governance strategies will move to the forefront of security leaders’ agendas,” said Manuel Sanchez, Information Security & Compliance…
