“Building a strong digital foundation for modern organisations requires robust prevention, response and recovery capabilities against cyberattacks. With AI-driven threats on the rise and recovery becoming more complex, adopting a strategy centered on comprehensive resilience is essential. This includes investing in cyber resilience solutions, zero-trust controls and AI-assisted automation, and streamlining security tools through a platform-based approach,” said Jagadeshwar Gattu, president, digital foundation services, HCLTech.
“In the next one to two years, the primary goals of cybersecurity budgets are to improve compliance and move to real-time risk management, with security leaders predicting an average budget increase of 11%,” the report said.
These firms’ investment priorities include improving compliance and risk management, SOC (Security Operations Center) automation, incident response and recovery, and threat intelligence.
The report also highlights cyber automation, which is automatically detecting, investigating and remediating cyber threats—with or without human intervention— using a programmatic solution designed for that purpose.
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