Drive Urgency to Treat Cybersecurity as a Business Decision

Cybersecurity spending growth is slowing through 2023, as boards are starting to push back and ask what they have achieved after years of heavy cybersecurity spend.

Cybersecurity is facing slowing cybersecurity budget growth, frustrated at-risk executives and shifting regulatory focus. As the lines blur between business models and the technology that supports them, CIOs need to consider the risks, security priorities and investments that impact their business outcomes.

CIOs focused on IT cost optimization, finance, risk and value to optimize risk and corporate performance can use this research to:

  • Builda business case and executive narrative to change how cybersecurity is treated in the organization
  • Improvecybersecurity readiness by treating it as a business decision
  • Drivecybersecurity priorities and investments by using an outcome-driven approach

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    Cybersecurity for Business Decision

    Gartner projections show the growth in cybersecurity spend is slowing. Cybersecurity grew at a 12% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in 2018, and it is projected to decline to only 7% CAGR by 2023.