Cybersecurity and cyber strategies
Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2024 4:44 am
“Expect more of the same” may seem like a mundane prediction for cybersecurity in 2022, but it is anything but when ‘the same’ is ransomware, cyber espionage and the hacking of the kind of everyday devices you’re probably sitting next to right now.
The pandemic has pushed us more and more towards our devices. We’re shopping, ordering food, socialising and working online. So much so that the Pew Research Center claims that a third of American adults are online ‘almost constantly’. These are perfect conditions for cyber criminals, whose activities have thrived since the onset of the pandemic.
Cyber isn’t just an issue for tech.
Hannah Stubbings, senior editor
Brands are rushing to include an element of cybersecurity in their campaigns because it list of uruguay cell phone numbers touches almost everything: technology, the future of work, and risk exposure to name just a few. It also has a major impact on company culture, as Kaspersky explored in its recent campaign with the FT.
So cyber isn’t just an issue for tech. Companies across all sectors must recognise and respond to the risks surrounding cybersecurity and the threats it poses within their own industries, to their clients and partners.
Consider where and how this continuing theme fits into your broader thought leadership strategies now, and it will put you a step ahead in showing that your brand also has a voice on this pressing – and perennial – topic.
The pandemic has pushed us more and more towards our devices. We’re shopping, ordering food, socialising and working online. So much so that the Pew Research Center claims that a third of American adults are online ‘almost constantly’. These are perfect conditions for cyber criminals, whose activities have thrived since the onset of the pandemic.
Cyber isn’t just an issue for tech.
Hannah Stubbings, senior editor
Brands are rushing to include an element of cybersecurity in their campaigns because it list of uruguay cell phone numbers touches almost everything: technology, the future of work, and risk exposure to name just a few. It also has a major impact on company culture, as Kaspersky explored in its recent campaign with the FT.
So cyber isn’t just an issue for tech. Companies across all sectors must recognise and respond to the risks surrounding cybersecurity and the threats it poses within their own industries, to their clients and partners.
Consider where and how this continuing theme fits into your broader thought leadership strategies now, and it will put you a step ahead in showing that your brand also has a voice on this pressing – and perennial – topic.