
| Characteristic | Share of respondents |
|---|---|
| Meeting the legal requirements faced by the company around cybersecurity and data protection | 80% |
| Putting in place technology that protects client/customer/partner data effectively | 80% |
| Putting in place technology that protects IT assets from attack | 80% |
| Investigating and mitigating the effect of cyber-attacks and data breaches | 79% |
| Increasing transparency around data usage and privacy/data protection | 79% |
| Promoting education and awareness of cybersecurity issues | 78% |
| Building relationships with regulators that create a sense of mutual trust | 78% |
| Handling stakeholder relations and public messaging in the aftermath of a cyber-breach | 78% |
| Supporting internal partners with business transformation | 78% |
| Strenghtening third-party and supply chain cybersecurity | 77% |
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Source
Release date
November 2022
Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
May to June 2022
Number of respondents
1,886 respondents
Special properties
executives and corporate leaders
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