Traditional cybersecurity measures are no longer enough
Traditional cybersecurity measures are no longer sufficient to defend against sophisticated attacks, particularly those powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Threat actors are constantly innovating and exploiting vulnerabilities in interconnected digital environments, including cloud-based infrastructures and remote work setups. Regulatory requirements and customer expectations on data privacy and protection continue to evolve, driving the need for ongoing adjustments to security strategies.
The need for organizations to remain agile and adaptive has never been more critical as threats continue to become more complex. The emergence of new risks has seen businesses worldwide face an unprecedented rate of change, with LogRhythm’s 2024 ‘State of the Security Team Research’ report finding that 95% of companies have made security strategy adjustments in the past year. This is being influenced by factors such as the pace of regulatory shifts, AI adoption, and customer expectations around data protection and privacy.
From ransomware attacks targeting critical infrastructure to supply chain vulnerabilities exploited by threat actors, security teams must evolve their strategies to counter these dynamic threats. Failure to do so can have significant consequences for business continuity. Organizations must stay agile and adaptive in their security approaches to mitigate these risks and safeguard their assets, reputation, and long-term viability in an increasingly digital world.
Source: Tech Radar