management is only expected to reach $188.4 billion by 2023. We have a mismatch between the global security risk and global security investment.
Te best security leaders enable the business and build a brand. Every business’s brand makes a promise to its customers. To uphold that promise, customers have to be able to trust that a brand will deliver, whether that means making online gaming available without disruption or providing a consistently positive casino experience. To do this, security must be built into a business by design to ensure service availability, customer data protection, and transactional integrity.
Good security doesn’t mean that nothing happens - it means that the business happens, without interruption.
Certain industries are better protected than others. Which are the best and worst offenders and why?
Synack releases an annual Trust Report, using our proprietary database of thousands of crowdsourced penetration tests, that analyzes and scores how resistant industries are to attack. Financial Services and Manufacturing & Critical Infrastructure lead the pack as two of the most trusted industries. Both of these industries have been a big target of cyber criminals due to the value of their financial assets and IP. As a result, they have had to take a proactive
approach to finding security vulnerabilities, remediating them, and integrating security into their development cycles.
On the other hand, industries like e-Commerce that are undergoing massive digital transformation are lagging. Anytime there is digitization and new digital assets come online, there is greater risk of vulnerabilities and breaches. Te Entertainment and Gaming industry is in the same boat, with an average Attacker Resistance Score falling slightly under the overall average of 57, on a 0-100 scale (where 0 is least resistant and 100 is most resistant).
Why should businesses trust Synack? It’s full of hackers…
Your business is already being hacked. Why wouldn’t you partner with a network of hackers that want to help you get more secure, rather than let the bad guys steal from you?
Te concept of ethical hacking is not actually new. Synack differentiates ourselves by prioritising trust and building features into our crowdsourced penetration testing platform. Our platform provides full transparency, auditability, and control to our customers. We also vet every ethical hacker that comes onto our platform for both integrity and skill - we have a very elite Synack Red Team with a competitive 12 per cent acceptance rate.
“Every business’s brand makes a promise to its customers. To uphold that
promise, customers have to be able to trust that a brand will deliver, whether that means making online
gaming available without disruption or providing a
consistently positive casino experience. To do this, security must be built into a business by design to
ensure service availability, customer data protection, and transactional integrity.” Jay Kaplan,
CEO and Co-Founder, Synack
NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA P83
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