
Cybersecurity decision-makers are facing two related challenges: navigating market trends while managing professional and personal growth.
As a result, cybersecurity providers need to address these pain points to achieve high retention rates and win new clients.
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NewtonX Current Cybersecurity Report Topics
1. Decision-making: What are the biggest influence factors?
2. Budget: Trends and allocations of spending and staffing.
3. Vulnerabilities: Who faced Incidents and what we should do about it.
4. Cybersecurity Management: What does your cybersecurity agenda look like?
5. Vendor Evaluations: Who are the top vendors and what are your decision making criteria?
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- Endpoint Protection / Detection & Response Platforms
- Enterprise Network Firewalls
- Access Management
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
- Privileged Access Management
- Application Security Testing
- Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services
- Cloud Access Security Broker / Secure Web Gateways
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Methodology
103 US cybersecurity leaders were surveyed from 3-4 August 2021. 89% of respondents were CISOs or CIO/CTO’s with cyberseucurity authority. 57% of respondents were CTOs or CIOs, 97% of which had decision-making authority over IT/IS security. Another 32% were Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), all of whom had decision-making authority over IT/IS security. Respondents lead cybersecurity at organizations of a broad range of sizes. Half of respondents lead cybersecurity at organizations with 1,000 to 10,000 employees. 29% lead cybersecurity at larger organizations and 24% at smaller organizations.




