It Security Pros Reveal Defense Strategies In Cyberedge Paper

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In 2014, CyberEdge Group’s Cyberthreat Defense Report (CDR) revealed that in four security professionals, one doubts that their organization has invested adequately in cyber threat defenses. The following year, it was revealed that mobile devices and social media applications are IT security’s “weakest links.” CDR in 2016, meanwhile, showed that nearly nine out of 10 organizations are looking to replace or augment their endpoint security tools.

This year, CyberEdge Group’s CDR pursues the same objective. Not to inform too much about what the bad guys are up to, but rather to inform how various IT security organizations around the globe are currently defending against threats and the investments they expect to make going forward.

Based on a rigorous survey of IT security decision makers and practitioners across North and Latin Americas, APAC, and EMEA, the latest CDR examines current and planned deployment of countermeasures against the backdrop of numerous issues and concerns which are further discussed in CyberEdge Group’s white paper titled 2017 Cyberthreat Defense Report.

The 2017 CDR aims ...
... to provide cyber security decision makers gain the better understanding of how their perceptions, concerns, priorities, and defenses stack up against those of other IT security professionals and their organizations, and hence further intensify the strategies in cyber security for business and enterprises.

To further explore the current trends in cyber threat defense, the current security posture, current and future investments, some practices and strategies, and what’s ahead in the industry of cyber threat defense among many others

Darwin is IT enthusiast and gadget fixer, writing about latest technology such as IT security, internet of things, cloud many more.