“Only 17% of CISOs report having sufficient budget to address their organisation’s current cybersecurity risks”
Forbes, 2024
Globally, information security spending is projected to increase by 15% in 2025 (Gartner 2024). Yet, only 1 in 10 CISOs foresee a meaningful increase in their budgets to keep up with the rising cyber threat levels (Forbes 2024). And as a result, they're forced today to do more with less.
The problem is, CISOs are trapped in a vicious cycle. Without investment, they can’t deliver clear and measurable insights needed to act; without those insights, boards delay crucial funding decisions.
The CISOs that have broken this cycle are enabling growth and achieving business outcomes by 27% more than average (Deloitte 2024). So, how can you break the cycle and convince the board to move with greater speed and confidence in 2025?
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“Global information security spending is projected to increase by 15% in 2025” [Gartner 2024]
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“39% of CISOs are using AI capabilities in their cybersecurity programs to a large extent” [Deloitte 2024]
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“Cyber-mature organisations are 27% more likely to achieve their business objectives” [Deloitte 2024]
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Senior IT, Information Security and Technology executives with a focus on information security, the discussion will be valuable to you if you're looking to convince the boardroom to move with greater speed and confidence in 2025.
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