Female executives make up 33% of the sample. Sixty-two percent of respondents are executives in companies with billion and more in revenue. Respondents operate in a range of industries from all global regions.
“2022 Global Digital Trust Insights” (PDF), a report by PwC, the accounting and consulting firm, compiles results from its cybersecurity-focused survey of 3,602 business, technology, and security executives in July and August 2021.
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks.
Roughly 69% of respondents believe their companies will increase cybersecurity spending in 2022. Twenty-six percent anticipate a double-digit rise. PwC’s research underlines how secure ecosystems depend heavily on collaborators and the need for public-private cooperation. —
CB Insights’ “State of Cybersecurity Q1 22 Report” addresses global investments in cybersecurity businesses. According to the report, investments declined 32% in Q2 2022 from the previous quarter but were higher than in the same quarter in 2021.
Per CB Insights, the number of global cybersecurity unicorns — private companies valued at billion or more — rose to 65 in the first quarter of 2022, roughly double from the end of Q1 2021. Many companies — startups and established firms — are producing sophisticated tools to combat cyber threats.
