Addressing business risk requires identifying cyber risk. Involving C-suite in cybersecurity discussions is good digital stewardship & good leadership.

As the world moves toward biometrics, systems must be paired with advanced anti-spoofing to ensure faces & voices aren't as hackable as passwords.

Security leaders around the world should anticipate that cybercrime and ransomware attacks will continue to increase in popularity in 2023. 

Enterprises must establish processes to mitigate existing risk and reduce future risk. These processes must be run continuously and in parallel.

Taking a pervasive approach to cybersecurity that achieves visibility, security and control across the entire organization is non-negotiable.

With the advent of stricter cybersecurity compliance mandates, higher education stakeholders from compliance, risk and security should join forces.

Organizational cybersecurity leaders must prepare for impending data privacy legislation to remain compliant and prioritize user data protection.

Security and risk management leaders face a rapidly expanding threat landscape, requiring them to improve risk mitigation and emergency response.

Hospital security must be vigilant about who is granted access to the premises to ensure the safety of hospital doctors, nurses and other staff.

Protecting assets from both internal and external theft is absolutely critical, making security and access controls a number one priority.