Cybersecurity & Privacy

Focus on cybersecurity and privacy to achieve your goals

As companies pivot toward a digital business model, exponentially more data is generated and shared among organizations, partners and customers. This digital information has become the lifeblood of today’s interconnected business ecosystem and is increasingly valuable to organizations—and to skilled threat actors. Business digitization also has exposed companies to new digital vulnerabilities, making effective cybersecurity and privacy more important than ever.

How can CEOs make a difference to their organization’s cybersecurity?

"The Digital Trust Insights is an annual survey conducted by PwC to examine global trends in the field of cybersecurity. The over 3,600 participants are business and technology executives from companies all over the world, living and breathing the field of cybersecurity.

The global report will be released on the 11th of October, with a webcast titled “How can CEOs make a difference to their organization’s cybersecurity?’. The webcast will be broadcasted also on the 11th of October at 12-13 PM (GMT). If you would like to attend this webcast and obtain an exclusive preview of this year’s survey findings.

Please register here

Following the release of the global report and the webcast, a Dutch report and webcast outlining the main findings exclusive to the Dutch market will be made available by the end of October. Stay tuned for the opportunity to obtain a unique view into the cybersecurity landscape in the Netherlands."

Building a human firewall

The growing digitization of today's world brings along great advantages such as greater efficiency and the possibility of working from home. The growing dependency on the internet however also has a downside. The threat landscape of organization has changed considerably over the last few years due to the emergence of new cyber risks. This requires a paradigm shift in the ecosystem of cybersecurity, away from a mere technical perspective towards a greater focus on the human factor. In essence, security should be an integral part of the organization and its employees. Such an established secure culture will make employees a human firewall instead of the weakest link in today's threat environment. How is this to be done?

Read more about it here

Whitepaper secure 2020

PwC incorporates four key elements to help you take a broader view of cybersecurity and privacy as both protectors and enablers of the business.

Four components to propel transformation and achieve growth

Four components to propel transformation and achieve growth

Strategy and transformation: growth through new technologies

Many organizations are pursuing emerging technologies to develop new products, services, or ways of doing business. However, companies don’t always consider the emerging cybersecurity threats that could impact these systems after they’re implemented. PwC can help you design transformation strategies with security in mind from the very start, with the foresight to help you see what’s on the other side of the leading edge.

Privacy and consumer protection: build trust and spark growth

Companies face a growing patchwork of new data protection and privacy laws in different territories (particularly the EU). When leaders can expertly determine how to collect, use, and destroy data, they can see safer and more effective ways to use it to create value. PwC can help you craft a privacy program that can enhance customer trust and compliance with global data-privacy regulations.

Implementation and operations: integrate, manage and improve technologies

Organization leaders seek to focus on opportunities that move their business forward, yet they’re often mired by today’s urgent cybersecurity and privacy challenges. PwC can help you efficiently integrate new and existing technology systems into your business, as well as actively manage them to deliver continuous operational improvements and increase your cybersecurity investment.

Incident and threat management: identify, respond to and remediate threats

Leaders know they need to rapidly and effectively respond to threats, but many lack confidence in their plans. A clear view of your incident response plan’s strengths and weaknesses is the first step in preparing you to confidently manage a potential security incident. PwC can help detect, respond to, investigate and remediate threats across the incident-management life cycle. We provide customized threat intelligence and, should an incident occur, help you respond with proven tools and methodologies.

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Contact us

Gerwin Naber

Gerwin Naber

Partner, PwC Netherlands

Tel: +31 (0)65 150 75 75

Bram van Tiel

Bram van Tiel

Partner Cybersecurity & Dataprivacy, PwC Netherlands

Tel: +31 (0)62 243 29 62

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