Is Your Company In Peril If Critical Data Is Breached?

August 26, 2019

Delegating data security to IT teams does not absolve the responsibility business leaders have to protect data. Forrester Consulting surveyed 150 IT, security, and risk decision makers and examined their approach to protecting their company’s critical data and information and communicating data risk to senior business executives.

Read this report to gain a better understanding of:

Who is most accountable to external parties following a data breach
The importance for business executives to have visibility into data security metrics
How to overcome challenges to equip business executives with data security information
When executive level security tools can improve business executives ability to proactively manage data risk

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