CISO and CIO Investment Priorities for Cybersecurity: Navigating the Evolving Landscape

As cybersecurity incidents climb, to the point that 2022 alone boasted three or more security incidents across 70% of organizations, one might expect to see a more drastic increase in cybersecurity budgets. But with an average increase of only 11% in 2023, and the ever-increasing cyber insurance premiums, it’s important to take stock of where cybersecurity investments are needed most.  

Join Osterman Research and Quest executives in this on demand webinar dedicated to showing you: 

• The cybersecurity investment priorities for CIOs and CISOs in 2023 and beyond  
• How nearly 300 organizations are allocating resources to address the rise of misconfigurations in identity systems 
• Why effective risk management correlates with higher security prioritization and budgets, enabling organizations to mitigate threats across the attack chain

Speakers

• Michael Sampson, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research
• John Hernandez, President and General Manager, Quest Software
• Sergey Medved, Vice President of Product Management and Product Marketing, Quest Software

What will u learn

Osterman Research will reveal how CIOs and CISOs at nearly 300 organizations are allocating resources to address the rise of misconfigurations in identity systems resulting in authorized access to data, attacks against third-party software supply chain, and the rising need to protect against ransomware. We will also discuss how effective risk management correlates with higher security prioritization and budgets, enabling organizations to mitigate threats across the attack chain. 

Intervenants

• Michael Sampson, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research
• John Hernandez, President and General Manager, Quest Software
• Sergey Medved, Vice President of Product Management and Product Marketing, Quest Software