U.K. Enterprises Strengthen Cybersecurity Amid Rising Threats
- U.K. enterprises are increasingly uniting their cybersecurity tools into a cohesive framework to combat rising cyber threats.
- According to a recent report by the Information Services Group, this integration aims to enhance the overall security posture of organizations.
- This collaborative approach reflects a proactive strategy against the growing risk of cyberattacks in a digital landscape.
In response to an increasing risk of cyberattacks, U.K. enterprises are adopting a more integrated approach to cybersecurity, as highlighted in the latest report by Information Services Group (ISG). The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity - Solutions and Services report reveals that organizations are combining various security tools, including Identity and Access Management (IAM), Extended Detection and Response (XDR), and Security Service Edge (SSE), to combat the growing complexity and frequency of cyber threats. The report emphasizes that cybersecurity is no longer solely an IT concern but a critical business issue. This shift has prompted collaboration between business leaders and cybersecurity experts, fostering a culture of cyber resilience throughout organizations. By embedding cybersecurity into their overall business strategies, companies can prioritize security at all levels, ensuring that employees understand their roles in safeguarding organizational assets. The ISG report evaluates the capabilities of 112 cybersecurity providers across eight categories, identifying IBM as a leader in five quadrants. Other notable leaders include Accenture, BT, Capgemini, Deloitte, Eviden, HCLTech, TCS, and Wipro, each recognized in three quadrants. The report also mentions CrowdStrike, which was acknowledged as a leader prior to a recent software update incident that affected global systems. The ISG Provider Lens research series combines empirical data with insights from ISG’s advisory team, providing enterprises with valuable information to select suitable cybersecurity partners. The report is available for subscribers and one-time purchase, offering guidance for organizations navigating the complex cybersecurity landscape.