ÉTUDE 2022 SUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE CDW
Download our 2022 Security Study to explore the state of IT security and top cybersecurity challenges facing Canadian organizations today
ÉTUDE 2022 SUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE CDW
Advancing the Maturity of Canadian Organizations
Since the emergence of the pandemic there has been a rise in remote work, which caused many organizations across Canada to rapidly adopt cloud to maintain business operations. This has further complicated the threat landscape. As the attack surface grows, organizations are becoming over-exposed to bad actors and cybercrime continues to evolve into a well-connected and organized industry. Our IDC Canada cross-industry study analyzes the state of cybersecurity in Canada, revealing that the backup and recovery strategies of organizations are falling short.
90% of organizations reported they were victims of a cyberattack in the past year.
STRATÉGIE DE CDW
Advance your organization's security
Pause and assess
Rethink security with zero-trust
Embrace cloud for cybersecurity
Restore trust in your backups
Create a culture of security ownership
Creating a positive cyberculture is good for business.
Senior leaders need to create a culture where security best practices are ingrained in the organization.
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT problem
Leadership outside of IT needs to understand cyber risks and their impact to determine the optimum level of protection, including investment and resources.
Prioritize data protection
Everyone in an organization needs to understand how to identify red flags such as suspicious emails, how to keep company data safe and how to create and manage strong passwords.
Conduct quarterly security awareness training
Organizations that do quarterly security awareness training experience fewer incidents or successful attacks than organizations with any other training frequency.
Adopt a cybersecurity-infused culture
Canadian organizations that have adopted a cybersecurity-infused culture report a better overall security posture.