Document - 2 March 2021

Paying off the cyber debt: how are decision makers approaching cyber resilience in 2021?

We've carried out research into the challenges and priorities of 290 cyber security decision makers for 2021, exploring these themes across their people, strategy, budgets, and the orchestration of their IT estates.

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Organisations paying off post-pandemic compliance debt in 2021, according to NCC Group

Budget cuts, redundancies, delays to cyber resilience projects and increased remote working in the last 12 months could all have increased organisations’ risk of a cyber attack in 2021, according to new research into cyber security decision makers from NCC Group.

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