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    The global pandemic has rapidly accelerated the need for digital business transformation. Enterprises experienced unprecedented disruption, including the shift to a mostly remote workforce, making it challenging to respond to the ever-increasing threat landscape.

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    • Security organisation evolution: “Plan for vendor consolidation by evaluating the internal and external factors that drive the need for vendor consolidation, and speak to cybersecurity risk in a business context in order to make it relevant to stakeholders who drive decision making.”
    • Security technology evolution: “Identify use cases for privacy-enhancing cryptography techniques by assessing data processing activities that require the use of sensitive or personal data. Add breach attack simulation to security resilience programmes alongside other methods of managing security exposure. Assess the different tools that must be used for machine ID management.”

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