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states and the District of Columbia, marking a period where the impact of COVID-19 has subsided yet new threats have surfaced. CISOs report a growing focus on managing AI-generated vulnerabilities and addressing insider threats amplified by the misuse of advanced AI tools. Promote the CISO's role in digital transformation.
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Spy”-type cyberspace race as both criminals and defenders vie to gain the upper hand using new and emerging technologies. Every technology that enables our cyber teams to pinpoint and resolve threats and prevent attacks more quickly and accurately also benefits cybercriminals. We call these threat actors “ Quasi-APTs.”.
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Operational readiness: Reducing the workforce means fewer hands on deck to monitor, detect, and respond to cyberthreats in real-time. Resource allocation: With less staffing, CISA may struggle to keep up with the increasingly complex cyberthreats and vulnerabilities that target critical sectors.
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“It likewise empowers CISOs and security leaders when communicating risk with boardroom members who may not be well-versed in traditional cybersecurity terminology, enabling them to grasp overall business ramifications more tangibly.”
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And when malware, ransomware, or other cyberthreats get in the way, the focus shifts from forward progress to focused co-operation. Business initiatives demand faster, more efficient outcomes and technology responds. When it comes down to it, C-level goals and CISO initiatives are not all that misaligned.
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