Boardrooms

This is not an org chart of your company: It's a diagram of your security risks.

55%

BYOD

Networks

IOT

Con�dence level toward security processes

of corporate directors understand and manage cybersecurity as a risk.

Attackers

Operations

Each employee in your organization carries more than three devices and wearables, creating an even wider surface area to defend.

UsersFrom the boardroom to the breakroom, each user, with their access and devices, has become an unwitting access point for cybercriminals.

DefendersDefending the borders of your organization now encompasses ever-widening networks and IoT, creating the potential for misalignment within your security sta�.

With seemingly innocent behavior such as failing to update browsers or using exploitable software, users have now become unwitting enablers of attacks.

An extended network that supports the “Internet of Things” has created an ever-increasing surface area that needs to be defended against attacks.

They are highly organized, have put their expertise for sale on the black market, and are actively probing your company's vulnerabilities.

With 10 billion connected sensors and devices that pass personal information and business data back and forth on the cloud, each point has become a potential vulnerability.

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Shared resources or one organization

Research teams and innovation

Sophisticated and well-funded

CxO

SecOps

CISOs

VPVP VP

Divergent opinion between leadership on security preparedness is creating optimism where there should be vigilance.

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Management

59%

46%