In today’s threat landscape, where cybercrime losses exceed $10 billion annually, the situation has reached unprecedented urgency. If your organization isn’t already prioritizing evidence collection, you’re leaving the door wide open to financial ruin, reputational collapse, and legal disaster. 

Holidays present a very unique opportunity for hackers, which means organizations need to be strategic and vigilant. This is a time for Chief Security Officers (CSOs) to ramp up their efforts to protect their organizations from escalating seasonal threats. This guide offers actionable steps to ensure a secure holiday season, minimizing vulnerabilities and preparing for rapid response.

The growing complexity and frequency of cyberattacks means that organizations must treat cybersecurity as an investment, not just a cost. By embedding cybersecurity into their overall business strategy, companies can protect their assets, build trust with clients, and ensure long-term success. 

The goal of security training is to educate your team so they’ll make better decisions when it comes to cybersecurity hygiene. The problem with this approach is that you may be treating it like a tool, meaning it won’t be catered to your specific policies.

Keeping your organization secure is far easier than you may realize. Let’s start by looking at a couple of myths that may be getting in your way.

You’ve heard of AI. You’ve seen what it can do. But have you thought about how it could impact your organization and your clients?