Connectivity is disrupting business models and the “work anywhere” trend is here to stay. This IT-enabled transformation is helping companies across sectors to create, deliver and capture value.
But it also increases the risks of assets and infrastructure to malicious intentions. From phishing and malware to data breaches and ransomware: cyber attacks can threaten your business continuity, damage reputation and cause financial losses.
In a tech-enabled environment, companies must also prioritize data privacy and data protection. Legislation such as the revised data protection law in Switzerland and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the EU demand technical and organizational measures that enable secure processing of personal data. It means your data protection officer should work hand in hand with your cyber team to ensure data security and protect information on-premise and in the cloud.
