By Isaac Kohen, VP of R&D at Teramind, provider of behavior analytics, business intelligence, and data loss prevention (“DLP”) for enterprises.
After years of unfathomable cybersecurity incidents, including expensive data breaches, disruptive ransomware attacks and costly phishing scams, executives and board members are no longer willing to sit by and hope for the best.
For many companies, the potential costs and far-reaching consequences of cybersecurity failure have become too much to bear, and they are ready to take meaningful action to respond.
According to a Gartner survey of Boards of Directors, 88% of respondents consider cybersecurity a business risk, and 66% intend to