14 mins
13.03.2017
Paul Kallenbach, Anthony Lloyd, Anthony Borgese, Amanda Story, Cameron Oxley, Veronica Scott, Leah Mooney, John Fairbairn
The 12 months since the publication of our last Perspectives on Cyber Risk report have seen some of the most devastating cyber incidents yet. In this increasingly fraught climate, in late 2016 we conducted our second annual cyber security survey, to assess changes in Australian organisations’ cyber resilience over the past 12 months.
Awareness of cyber risk has increased as the problem grows – but concrete actions have not changed
Despite concerns about the increasing cyber threat, organisations remain complacent about reviewing and testing their own cyber resilience (and the cyber resilience of their suppliers)
Cyber security is still (wrongly) seen as being primarily an IT issue
The privacy landscape is changing – both in Australia and overseas
The increasing uptake of cyber insurance indicates some willingness to act on managing cyber risk
In Australia, we're proud of our important role in the global economy. The annual IBA conference, this year in Rome, enables us to explore some of the great opportunities and challenges
