WSJ Pro Cybersecurity Survey Results

The video presents the results of a cybersecurity survey, highlighting key areas such as threat perception, leadership roles, recruitment challenges, third-party risk management, and incident response preparedness. It discusses the ongoing concerns about cyber threats, particularly ransomware, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity leadership. The video also addresses the difficulties in hiring skilled professionals and the importance of managing third-party risks. Despite some improvements, there is a noted decline in preparedness, prompting a call to action for better testing strategies and leadership training.

What is the primary concern for cybersecurity respondents according to the survey?

• Natural disasters

• Cyber criminals

• Insider threats

• System malfunctions

Which role is most commonly identified as the cybersecurity leader in organizations?

• Chief Financial Officer

• Chief Information Officer

• Chief Information Security Officer

• Chief Operating Officer

What is a significant challenge companies face when hiring cybersecurity professionals?

• Excessive training requirements

• Too many candidates

• Unrealistic salary expectations

• Lack of office space

What percentage of respondents reported having a third-party cyber risk management program?

• 25%

• 50%

• 90%

• 66%

How often do most organizations test their incident response plans?

• Every week

• Twice a year or more

• Never

• Once a month

What is a reason for the decline in preparedness observed in the survey?

• Improved threat landscape

• Decreased number of cyber attacks

• Increased budget for cybersecurity

• Evolving criminal methods

What action have some organizations taken due to concerns about third-party cybersecurity posture?

• Ignored the issue

• Reduced security measures

• Ended relationships

• Increased collaboration