2022年主要数据安全趋势

Top Data Security Trends for 2022Insights from 300 North American IT leaders across both regulated and nonregulated industries Chapter 1:Chapter 2:Chapter 3:Chapter 4:Security Takes ontheDistributed-Team Challenge Compliance Drives Secure Remote Work Three Security Threats to Get Ahead Of Insider Breaches: A Major Concern for NonregulatedIndustries TheThree Outcomes IT Leaders Worry About Most Three Must-Have Tools for Your Data Security Toolkit Employee Vigilance Is a Key Defense Cyberattacks Expose a Security Gap: Data Recovery Look Ahead: The Top Data Security Tactics for 2022 Executive SummaryData Sources & Research Methodology Learn How to Build Secure Apps and Safeguard Your Data0313 13Contents02Top DataSecurity Trends for 2022 |SALESFORCE RESEARCH04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 To stay competitive in a digital-first world, organizations must be able to innovate anywhere, automate anything, scale everything, and most importantly, empower everyone. But doing so requires IT governance at scale and the highest levels of IT security and compliance. How are IT leaders juggling these demands in the new hybrid workplace? Pulse and Salesforce surveyed 300 InfoSec and IT executives to find out. Get the key findings and data security best practices in this summary and the pages that follow. Executive Summary01020304IT leaders frequently use employees as the first line of defense against attacks. In addition to employee vigilance, 77% report multifactor authentication as a top security tactic. Identity access management is a close second, with 72% reporting it as a best practice. Surprisingly, there's one glaring gap in the IT leaders' security arsenal: backup and restore solutions. Only 41% say it’s a core component of their security strategy.Ongoing threats continue to make data security an unpredictable, and often treacherous, terrain to navigate. IT leaders are most concerned about phishing, ransomware, and DOS/DDOS attacks. But respondents across the software, manufacturing, and professional services sectors note insider breaches among their top three concerns.Ninety percent of surveyed IT leaders say that their organization supports a distributed workforce. But they note major compliance, vendor management, and data security difficulties in doing so. Despite these challenges, the majority report high levels of international data compliance.Three Security Threats to Get Ahead Of Three Must-Have Tools for Your Data Security Toolkit Look Ahead: The Top Data Security Tactics for 2022 Security Takes on the Distributed-Team ChallengeMost predict that threats will continue to rage on this year. IT leaders across the board expect the finance, government, and healthcare sectors to be targeted the most by cyberattacks. However, qualitative feedback indicates hope for more and better tools to predict and eliminate threats.03Top Data Security Trends for 2022 |SALESFORCE RESEARCH 04Top Data Security Trends for 2022 |SALESFORCE RESEARCHSecurity Takes on the Distributed-Team Challenge A global pandemic brought the future of work to the business world — sooner than anyone had ever imagined. Ninety percent of executives say that their organization supports a distributed workforce, thanks, in part, to accelerated digital transformation.But new ways of working have also brought new challenges. Chief among them are data security and governance, as pictured here. In the last 18 months, what have been your top three pain points in managing data security?01“ I think as more people and companies move to a work-from-anywhere model, endpoint security and breaches will be at the top of the risk register.” VP, Software Industry (5,000—10,000 employees)28%Managing proactive hacking prevention measures 37%Vulnerability management38%Resource constraints49%Mobile device security53%Keeping up with compliance regulations59%Third-party security management25%User behavior 15%Auditing 05Top Data Security Trends for 2022 |SALESFORCE RESEARCH01Compliance Drives Secure Remote Work Topping the list of data security challenges are third-party security management and compliance. Interestingly, despite the reported compliance-management headaches, leaders from across industries are stepping up to the plate — with the majority indicating high levels of international data compliance. This, in turn, is also supporting secure remote work.Which of the following international privacy laws is your organization compliant with?California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) (California) 92%88%52%23%8%1%General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU/UK)Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 (DCIA) (Canada)The Privacy Act 1988 (Australia)Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) (China)Other“ I see more security and privacy legislation coming down the pipe.” C—Suite, Professional Services (10,001+ employees) 06Top Data Security Tr