F of their defences and their ability to prevent attacks.
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WHAT WILL DEFINE THE NEXT GENERATION OF CYBER-RESILIENCE?
As Artificial Intelligence reshapes both cyberthreats and cyberdefence, more than 20 security leaders explain why the next generation of cyber-resilience depends less on preventing every breach and more on building resilient organisations through visibility, identity security, Zero Trust, trusted software, governance and continuous preparedness.
or years, organisations measured success by the strength
F of their defences and their ability to prevent attacks.
Today, security leaders increasingly accept that breaches are inevitable. The question is no longer whether attackers will gain access but whether organisations can continue operating while under attack and recover before disruption becomes a business crisis.
Artificial Intelligence is accelerating this shift. Threat actors can identify vulnerabilities faster than ever, automate phishing campaigns, exploit identities at machine speed and compress the time between vulnerability disclosure and active exploitation from weeks to hours. At the same time, organisations are embracing AI, expanding cloud estates, deploying autonomous agents and becoming more dependent on increasingly complex digital ecosystems.
Against that backdrop, cyber-resilience is becoming less about individual security controls and more about organisational readiness. Technology remains vital, but the organisations that emerge strongest will be those that understand their business, continuously manage risk and prepare for disruption before it occurs.
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