When businesses embark on a journey of digital transformation, a range of priorities naturally jostle for attention, perhaps none more so in the current climate than cybersecurity. As the monetisation of cybercrime continues to ramp up, cybercriminals are finding new and ever more sophisticated ways to exploit vulnerabilities and launch sophisticated attacks.
Technology leaders are well aware of the mounting threats. But compromised visibility across the digital estate, disparate security solutions and overworked teams often put them at a disadvantage when it comes to fending off attacks. Already, 84% of Australian organisations predict they’ll be victims of a cyberattack in the coming months, according to Trend Micro’s Cyber Risk Index 2022.
Uniting technology leaders for a stronger defence
In today’s cyber landscape, cybercriminals no longer work alone but operate within sophisticated networks, constantly refining their tactics. If cybersecurity leaders work in isolation, without leveraging the benefits of shared knowledge and learnings, they will be in a position of weakness. This need for united action was the impetus behind Trend Micro’s Risk to…
