Cybersecurity risks are shooting through the roof and businesses are becoming more aware of the long-term impact. Breaches can influence credit ratings and insurance premiums, and then lead to huge fines from regulators.
The estimated annual cost of global cybercrime is set to reach $10.5 trillion (£8.4 trillion) by 2025. This means that IT teams must work together to stop themselves from becoming victims of a costly cyber attack. Sadly, only a small percentage of teams collaborate consistently on risk reporting.
ServiceNow created this eBook to help information security team implement a proactive approach in preventing and responding to a cyberattack. Get ahead of the latest cyberthreats by bringing your IT, risk, and security teams together, and empowering them with AI and automation.
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