Business resilience, managing supply chain and data leakage are some of the top cyber security risks that many CXOs face, a PwC report has said.
“The biggest challenge faced by all businesses today is their ability to respond to an event that is causing widespread disruption. The threat landscape itself is changing dynamically,” the report titled, “The future of cyber security trends,” said.
Many Indian companies have seen a spurt in cyber attacks in the last one year. Also, companies are working on data protection as many employees are working from home.
“With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, organisations have witnessed a paradigm shift in the regular ways of working and this has brought about significant changes in the way they perceive cyber threats,” said Sivarama Krishnan, Asia Pacific Cyber Security Leader and Partner, PwC India.
“All organisations take a strategic call on the kind of services they would like to execute in-house and the ones that would require engagement with third-party suppliers/partners. The latter requires organisations to share data with third-party suppliers and provide them with access to organisational resources. While many organisations run strong third-party risk management programmes, it ..
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