C-Suite Executive Security Report 2016

High-profile assaults have elevated cyber-attacks to the front pages and onto the desks of C-suite executives.
From IoT botnets and malicious malware to changing government regulations, executives must contend with many factors to keep their organizations secure.

How are they mitigating threats and putting customers and company stakeholders at ease? Radware surveyed over 200 IT executives in the U.S. and Europe to find out.

Read "Cyber-Security Perceptions and Realities: A View from the C-Suite" to understand:

The role of artificial intelligence and automated cyber defenses
Why the majority of executives feel strengthening government privacy laws is critical to information security
Pros and cons of managing security in-house versus outsourcing it to a service provider

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Cyber Security Through the Eyes of C-Suite

Ransomware and IoT are Worries; Ex-Hackers an Opportunity

High-profile assaults have elevated cyber-attacks to the front pages and onto the desks of C-suite executives.
From IoT botnets and malicious malware to changing government regulations, executives must contend with many factors to keep their organizations secure.

Cyber Security Through the Eyes of C-Suite

Ransomware and IoT are Worries; Ex-Hackers an Opportunity

High-profile assaults have elevated cyber-attacks to the front pages and onto the desks of C-suite executives. From IoT botnets and malicious malware to changing government regulations, executives must contend with many factors to keep their organizations secure.

High-profile assaults have elevated cyber-attacks to the front pages and onto the desks of C-suite executives.
From IoT botnets and malicious malware to changing government regulations, executives must contend with many factors to keep their organizations secure.