Board executives believe their companies will never face cyberattacks
FutureCFO Editors
April 6, 2022
…education is an issue, and it starts at the top Survey results indicate that only 37% of companies in
…education is an issue, and it starts at the top Survey results indicate that only 37% of companies in
…July 2021, finding that making the leap to more advanced analytics applications, improving IT auditing practices, and providing sufficient
…hurt the credit quality of sovereigns and speculative-grade companies with a significant dependence on foreign-currency commercial funding and high
…value for the wider society. As organisations look to re-designing their capabilities, technologies from IoT to automation, emerging AI
…Mainland China’s tightened cybersecurity review requirements for cross-border IPO-bound companies that fall into certain criteria, EY noted. This, combined
What will be the major cybersecurity concerns in 2022? As the new year is around the corner, senior executives
…of cybersecurity insurance as a good investment, he opined that ransomware is a key purchase driver because a successful
…75% of leaders with more than US$30 billion in revenue reported they will spend more than US$100 million on
…strong cybersecurity posture by providing regular cybersecurity training to all employees, including top management and I.T. personnel, and such
A hybrid workforce is a challenge to organisations as 61% of respondents to a survey said they struggle to
…developing an online sales operation [56.3%], promoting products via a digital channel [56.0%], enhancing their cybersecurity [50.2%], developing a
…respondents noted that cybersecurity risks were challenging to manage, while in 2021, nearly half report this category of risk