In 2023, Omdia recorded over 1,300 data breaches (from Omdia Data Breaches Tracker.) Malicious, accidental or unauthorized exposure of data comprises 75% of those breaches. It is clear that data is the fastest growing attack surface and must be top of mind for many organizations. But in the face of a data breach - how do you respond and how do you report on materiality as set by the SEC Cybersecurity Incident Disclosure rules?
Thankfully Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) has stepped in to bridge the gap between current and required levels of data security. Modern DSPM platforms work to discover, classify, and secure data across multiple cloud environments in your organization. These are all critical components when setting into motion your incident response strategy. With the coupling of a resilient Incident Response Service and DSPM your organization can leverage a comprehensive toolkit for your company’s data to be compliant and housed safely with less exposure to risk.
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Adam Strange is responsible for delivering a comprehensive analysis and insight program focused on data security within the Omdia cybersecurity research function, supporting vendor, service provider and enterprise clients. Adam brings comprehensive experience of the cybersecurity industry, having worked for a series of UK-based channel and global vendor organizations.
Adam has spent his career working in enterprise IT and cybersecurity. He joined Omdia in Feb 2023, from data classification vendor Boldon James where he ran the marketing communications function. Prior to that, Adam worked within the cybersecurity business at BAE Systems, where he specialized in managed security, fraud prevention and anti-money laundering services in UK government and the Financial Services industry. Previously, Adam spent 8 years at Oracle UK promoting secure database solutions both directly and with partners. Before Oracle, he lead the enterprise solutions marketing team at Computacenter. Adam has an MSc in corporate management from Cranfield University.
Lamont Orange has had the opportunity to work for a wide variety of organizations and throughout my career, and I’ve spent much of that time focused on rapidly changing digital environments and cybersecurity threats. As each company experiences digital transformation, they are presented with data security and information security as a key ingredient of their business continuity success. My role, working with customers and partners within Cyera, also allows me to work closely with other security leaders, so I can fully understand their point of view and current challenges.
