A company’s ability to survive throughout a large portion of the industrial era rested on well-known fundamentals: capital, clients, staff, intellectual property, physical infrastructure, dependable suppliers, and efficient management. These principles are still important. However, digital trust and resilience have become an additional factor in organizational survival due to the global economy’s digital transition.
Interconnected networks, cloud computing, software, data, digital identities, third-party providers, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, artificial intelligence, and increasingly intricate technology ecosystems are now essential to nearly every enterprise. Therefore, the security of a modern organization depends on the digital relationships and technology it uses.