Threat Horizon 2023: Security at a tipping point
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In 2023 a set of threats will coalesce, accelerated by global events and amplified by a misguided belief in the power of technology. The information security function will find itself at a tipping point as it struggles to demonstrate its worth but, by taking stock and steering a different course, it will be able to re-establish its role as an enabler in a very different world.
Aimed at CISOs, senior leaders and risk executives, the Threat Horizon 2023 executive summary offers a concise overview of the report findings and identifies nine future threats to information security grouped within three key themes:
- Machines seize control
- Identity is weaponised
- Security fails in a brave new world.
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The value lies in discussing upcoming scenarios, planning for those scenarios and, most importantly, engaging cross-organisation teams in discussing the response playbook.Steve Durbin
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