77% of healthcare respondents and 72% of energy and utility respondents said the amount of work required to create their own dedicated security operations was daunting.Cybersecurity Challenges for Healthcare and Energy Sectors.“With 24×7 monitoring and mitigation, Managed XDR could be the missing link, particularly for critical infrastructure organizations, which are greater targets for cyberattacks with potentially damaging results.”Īdditional key findings from the survey include: Organizations often find their IT staff are stretched thin or not skilled enough to manage security technologies,” said Nathan Jenniges, vice president, cybersecurity product strategy at BlackBerry, in a statement. “Strengthening cyber defenses and maintaining operation around-the-clock calls for businesses to make significant investments in sophisticated tools and highly skilled staff. Evolving security threats (53%) and the task of integrating new technology (53%) are cited as top challenges in maintaining security posture. Most organizations (78%) have an incident management process, but half (49%) agree they lack the teams and tools to be effective 24/7/365.
revealed 83% of organizations agreed building cybersecurity programs is expensive due to required tools, licenses and personnel 80% agreed it’s challenging to fill specialized security roles. The survey of 405 senior IT, networking and security decision-makers in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.
However, extended detection and response ( XDR) solutions may be able to help.
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The latest research from Blackberry, the Waterloo, Ontario-headquartered provider of security software and services, shows organizations across all industries are struggling with maintaining and improving their overall cybersecurity posture.
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