Network/application security – what's currently strongest at your org?

Security Strategy & RoadmapThreat & Vulnerability Management

Network security23%

Application security51%

Both are equally strong19%

Neither4%

I'm not sure...2%

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CISO in Software2 years ago

Many companies are struggling a little with the explosion of applications and their APIs.

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In which of the following communication channels are your organization and employees most susceptible to compliance violations, phishing, malware, and/or other threats?

Social Media (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, i.e.)19%

Collaboration Tools (Slack, MS Teams, Zoom, i.e.)45%

Mobile Chat Apps (WeChat, WhatsApp, Telegram, i.e.)19%

We are lacking in visibility, security, and compliance for all social media, collaboration, and mobile chat channels.11%

We are fully protected against risks across digital communications.4%

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Do you currently have dedicated employees for offensive security (red teaming, pentesting, etc)?

Yes, one dedicated employee17%

Yes, multiple dedicated employees43%

No, but offensive security is covered by one or more employees as part of their role25%

No — we don’t handle offensive security internally13%

Other/don’t know2%

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