Technical debt: The hidden risk factor behind rising cybersecurity spending
According to the IDC report, global security spending will reach USD 219 billion in 2023 and rise to USD 300 billion by 2026. Cyberattacks, whether by criminals, hackers or insiders, are expensive, damage brands and affect the reliability of products and services. Cybersecurity is therefore a key IT issue.
Despite expensive security solutions, vulnerabilities often remain due to technical debt in the infrastructure.
In our whitepaper you learn:
- What technical debt in infrastructure is and why it poses a security risk.
- How you can identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risks.
- How to better protect infrastructure and data.
Eliminating technical debt is a sustainable and cost-effective strategy for reducing security risks.
Technical Debt & Cybersecurity: The Hidden Risks of Legacy Infrastructure
Technical debt: The hidden risk factor behind rising cybersecurity spending
According to the IDC report, global security spending will reach USD 219 billion in 2023 and rise to USD 300 billion by 2026. Cyberattacks, whether by criminals, hackers or insiders, are expensive, damage brands and affect the reliability of products and services. Cybersecurity is therefore a key IT issue.
Despite expensive security solutions, vulnerabilities often remain due to technical debt in the infrastructure.
In our whitepaper you learn:
- What technical debt in infrastructure is and why it poses a security risk.
- How you can identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risks.
- How to better protect infrastructure and data.
Eliminating technical debt is a sustainable and cost-effective strategy for reducing security risks.