About Us

Geopolitical instability, rapidly maturing and emerging technologies, lack of available talent, and increasing shareholder and regulatory expectations represent some of the significant challenges that concern cyber and business leaders, Building cyber resilience, globally, has been one of the key priorities of our Company for Cybersecurity since its inception.
Inherent in that work is bridge-building – between the public and private sectors, and between cyber experts and business leaders. The character of cyberthreats has changed. Respondents now believe that cyberattackers are more likely to focus on business disruption and reputational damage. These are the top two concerns among respondents. The impact of cybersecurity incidents can cascade from organization to organization and across borders. The risks this creates are potentially systemic, often contagious and frequently beyond the understanding or control of any single entity.

Cybersecurity experts are themselves only beginning to grasp the extent and consequences of the technological interdependencies being created by their organizations’ digital transformation. These changes range from the important but unexciting, such as increased dependence on shared IT services, to the more exotic, such as the creation of communication services on Earth that depend on “constellations” of software-enabled satellites in space. In many organizations, questions about the most recent cyber news continue to drown out conversations on the most important initiatives and investments needed to meaningfully reduce cyber risk.