With government bodies across the globe wrestling to keep inflation under control and grumbles of recession growing louder, many businesses are set to face a period of considerable economic pressure.
To help weather the turbulence, businesses are scrambling to find ways to cut back on costs. And, naturally, as a large contributor to expenditure, technology budgets are coming under review.
With this in mind, TechRadar Pro spoke to CTOs from various industries, who highlighted the best areas of the technology stack to target for savings. In this edition, we focus on reining in the cost of the cybersecurity tools protecting your business, without giving them up outright.
Cybersecurity threats to businesses are becoming more and more prevalent as businesses retain the online collaboration tools and cloud storage solutions they invested in at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
While this is something to be wary of, it’s also important for business leaders to avoid investing in every new security tool, just because it might help if the company is struck by a relatively new attack, yet to see wide adoption by cyberattackers.
Mark Malecki, CTO at cyber resilience platform ISTARI,…
