... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? As fragmented cyber regulations threaten market access and increasingly expose leaders to personal liability, static checklists fail. This collection of four companion insights provides a scalable roadmap to understand regulatory trends and transition from com ...
Analyst(s): Josh Murphy | Alissa Lugo | Bernard Woo | Christopher Mixter | Arthur Sivanathan | Katell Thielemann
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... complex threat landscape and overwhelming volumes of cybersecurity data caused by modern business needs. The Preparing for 2027 and Beyond Pickup Team highlighted how members are approaching threats and trends in the core pillars of cybersecurity. Insights at a Glance Issue Impact More Detail Gartner ...
... the 2026 conference, informed by key cybersecurity challenges and emerging trends. Track A: Cybersecurity Leadership and Innovation Cybersecurity leaders face relentless change from AI, regulation and business demands. Learn how to shape business-aligned cybersecurity strategies, optimize resources, improve ...
... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? Annual cybersecurity budgets cannot keep pace with AI adoption and the evolving threat landscape. CISOs must adopt agile funding approaches that allow them to reallocate funds in real time. Insights at a Glance Strategic Planning Assumption Impact Actions How ...
Analyst(s): Rob McMillan | Tisha Bhambry | Elizabeth Davis
... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? Machine IAM practices remain decentralized, credential-centric and fragmented across the enterprise. Cybersecurity leaders should modernize these practices by centralizing governance, eschewing a static credential-centric model for an identity-centric model that ...
Analyst(s): Erik Wahlstrom | Steve Wessels | Michael Kelley
... attacks on biometric processes, social engineering of employees, subversion of the hiring process or disinformation campaigns on social media. Cybersecurity leaders must think beyond just deepfake detection to mitigate these risks. Insights at a Glance Strategic Planning Assumption Threat Overview Threat ...
... Phishing attacks continue to outpace employee susceptibility. AI enables social engineering more than any other cybersecurity attack vector. This explainer shows how to approach phishing defense through tooling and process so your organization stops treating employees as a critical line of defense. ...
Analyst(s): Max Taggett | Alex Michaels | William Candrick
... intent hijacking. Attackers can manipulate agent behavior through, for example, prompt injections or compromised tools. To prevent agentic hijacks, cybersecurity leaders must categorize agent risks, enforce strong controls and adapt monitoring. Insights at a Glance Threat Overview Threat Trends Threat Analysis ...
... not just AI applications but their entire supporting infrastructure, from GPUs to APIs, creating new threat vectors and disrupting AI operations. Cybersecurity leaders must defend every layer powering enterprise-scale AI with proactive controls and governance frameworks. Insights at a Glance Threat Overview ...