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NEW YORK – NewtonX, the world’s leading B2B research company, today announced the release of its latest Current report covering cybersecurity. The report highlights the various trending topics in the industry including the challenges and opportunities organizations are facing alongside insights around budgeting, new vulnerabilities, and vendor evaluations.
NewtonX Current, the new proprietary research arm of NewtonX, asked 103 CISOs, CTOs, CIOs, and cybersecurity decision-makers about the biggest present-day challenges faced by the industry. The NewtonX Current report contains summarized insights, detailed charts, and recommendations to give security professionals a 360-degree perspective of what is happening in the industry to make informed decisions. It also includes a never-before-seen cybersecurity report card that details exactly how cybersecurity decision-makers evaluate solutions providers.
“COVID-19 and the evolution of remote and hybrid work have changed the landscape for cybersecurity professionals and the types of threats companies face,” said Patiwat Panurach, VP of Strategic Insights and Analytics at NewtonX. “The insights we’ve uncovered speak to the mission of NewtonX Current, which is to find answers to real-world problems from highly qualified sources who can shed light on untapped opportunities and industry-changing solutions.”
Key survey findings include:
The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed the workplace forcing companies to digitally transform their businesses and rethink how they use technology. Cybersecurity professionals warn that this transition, which continues to accelerate at lightning speed, will inevitably lead to a rise in threats as technology evolves and changes. The NewtonX report offers helpful insights that security experts can take away and use to implement better cybersecurity standards for their workplace.
NewtonX Current Cybersecurity Report Topics include:
The cybersecurity report by NewtonX can be found online at https://www.newtonx.com/article/newtonx-current-cybersecurity.
NewtonX Current is the proprietary research arm of NewtonX and its research is designed, coded, and fielded by our team of senior researchers to answer today’s most critical questions. Each publication is driven by our client’s biggest business challenges and imperatives that require verified insights to deliver better business outcomes. NewtonX’s custom recruiting methodology ensures every respondent is 100% verified by a two-step identity check.
NewtonX partners with the world’s top consultancies, marketers, and technology companies, and together with their clients, they are ushering in a new standard of truth in B2B research. NewtonX matches the world’s toughest questions with the only minds who know the answers from an open network of 1.1 billion professionals. To do this, NewtonX uses the most sophisticated search engine in the research industry – the NewtonX Graph which identifies the exact audience for their clients’ business questions and ensures every professional is 100% verified, so clients can ground their work in true expertise and make strides with confidence.
Cybersecurity decision-makers are facing two related challenges: navigating market trends while managing professional advancement and quantifying success. As a result, cybersecurity solutions providers have an opportunity to address these challenges to achieve high retention
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