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European Organizations Prioritizing Cyber-Resilience

Publisher IDC
Published Dec 20, 2022
Length 13 Pages
SKU # IDC17570026

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European Organizations Prioritizing Cyber-Resilience

Cyber-resilience has become both a security and a business priority. This IDC Market Perspective looks at attitudes and approaches to building cyber-resilience in European organizations. It also describes the regulations driving the development of resilient infrastructure and processes and discusses some of the frameworks available to guide organizations in terms of how and where they can take steps to build resilience."IDC's research shows the majority of European organizations have made building cyber-resilience a strategic priority, and with good reason. System and data availability have become fundamental to the operational capabilities of all organizations, public and private. However, in the current threat environment, those things are far from a given. Whether the organization is a commercial company or a government institution, building the resilience to ensure operations even when the organization is under duress has assumed paramount importance." — Associate Research Director Mark Child, European Security, IDC EMEA

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Table of Contents

13 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Advice for the Technology Supplier
IDC's Point of View
The Roots of Resilience
The NIST Framework — Closing the "Protect, Detect, Respond" Loop
The EU's NIS 2 Directive
The Digital Operational Resilience Act
EU Cyber Resilience Act (Draft)
The WEF Cyber Resilience Framework and Index
The Importance of Resilience
Managing Risk
Digital-First Business Models and Trust
The Threat Landscape
View From the Practitioners
Who Is Prioritizing Resilience?
How Are Organizations Building Resilience?
Aligning Regulations and Frameworks
Further Suggestions for Best Practices
Closing Remarks
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