By Gaurav Kapoor
At a time when organizations face increasingly sophisticated risks, staying ahead requires more than just defense—it demands a transformation in resilience strategies.
On average, there are 2,200 cyberattacks each day globally, which means almost one attack every 39 seconds. The typical cost of a data breach stands at $4.5 million. In Q2 of 2024, Indian organizations experienced the second-highest weekly cyberattacks in the APAC region, with a staggering 46% year-over-year increase—well above the global average of 30%. This escalation in cyber attacks makes cyber risk management increasingly complex and challenging.
Meanwhile, regulators are stepping up with new cyber risk and resilience regulations, making compliance as critical as prevention. Emerging trends like AI integration, resource consolidation, and a heightened focus on third-party risks are redefining how businesses protect themselves. This article explores these trends and how they will shape the future of cyber resilience in the year ahead.
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