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    Top 9 Trends in

    Cybersecurity for 2024

    2. Extending IAM’s
    Cybersecurity Value 3. Third-Party
    Cybersecurity Risk
    Management

    1. Continuous
    Threat Exposure
    Management 4. Privacy-Driven
    (CTEM) Application and
    Data Decoupling

    5. Generative AI

    6. Security
    Behavior
    and Culture
    Programs

    9. Cybersecurity
    Reskilling
    7. Cybersecurity
    Outcome-Driven
    Metrics

    8. Evolving
    Cybersecurity
    Operating
    Models

    Optimizing for Resilience Disclaimer: The trends are not ranked in order of importance.

    1. Continuous Threat Exposure 2. Extending IAM’s


    Management (CTEM) Cybersecurity Value
    Organizational attack surfaces have expanded Identity and access management’s (IAM’s) role
    enormously in recent years. This growth has in cybersecurity has been increasing steadily.
    been driven notably by accelerated adoption As of 2023, IAM is the second-most-popular
    of SaaS, expanding digital supply chains, topic of discussion by security and risk
    increased corporate presence on social management (SRM) leaders who use Gartner’s
    media, custom application development, client inquiry service.
    remote working and internet-based
    customer interaction.

    3. Third-Party Cybersecurity 4. Privacy-Driven Application


    Risk Management and Data Decoupling
    The inevitability of third parties experiencing Multinational companies that have relied
    cybersecurity incidents is pressuring SRM on single-tenant applications for decades
    leaders to focus more on resilience-oriented face rising compliance demands and
    investments and move away from front-loaded business disruption risks. This is due to
    due-diligence activities. increasing nationalistic privacy and data
    protection and localization requirements
    that result in enforced fragmentation of
    enterprise application architectures and
    data localization practices.

    Optimizing for Performance

    5. Generative AI 6. Security Behavior and


    SRM leaders can improve the security function’s Culture Programs
    reputation and performance by using generative Security behavior and culture programs
    AI (GenAI) in proactive collaboration with (SBCPs) encapsulate an enterprisewide
    business stakeholders. This will help lay the approach to minimizing cybersecurity
    foundations for ethical, safe and secure use of incidents associated with employee
    this disruptive technology. behavior. Increased focus on the
    human elements of SBCPs continues
    to show promise in the mission to
    minimize the impact of employees’
    unsecure behavior.

    7. Cybersecurity 8. Evolving Cybersecurity


    Outcome-Driven Metrics Operating Models
    Cybersecurity outcome-driven metrics (ODMs) The acquisition, creation and delivery
    are operational metrics with special properties — of technology continues to move from
    that enable cybersecurity’s stakeholders to draw central IT functions to lines of business.
    a straight line between cybersecurity investment This breaks traditional cybersecurity
    and the delivered protection levels that operating models. SRM leaders are
    investment generates. adapting their operating models to
    meet their business needs.

    9. Cybersecurity Reskilling
    The skills that cybersecurity teams need
    are changing drastically, yet cybersecurity
    leaders continue to hire for legacy roles
    and skills. SRM leaders must reskill their
    teams by retraining existing talent and
    hiring new talent with new profiles.

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