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What would cybersecurity look like if it was invented today?

Would it look anything like the cybersecurity you have now? It probably wouldn’t. And for good reason. You would build something that understood the way data is shared and how people interact with it. Something that recognized we’re living in a world without boundaries. You would start fresh and ask yourself different questions.

Take our brief survey and share your vision for rethinking cybersecurity.

Take our brief survey to join the conversation and help rethink cybersecurity.

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Imagine rebuilding your organization's cybersecurity from the ground up. Where would this ideal cyber security strategy be positioned?

3/4

What innovative security technologies will be most valuable to your organization in three to five years?

1/4

Which of the following will pose the greatest overall threat to your organization’s cybersecurity in three to five years?

2/4

If you had the chance to re-think and re-build your cybersecurity from the ground up today, with no budget or talent restrictions, what would it look like?

4/4

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Please select one from each row

Please select up to two

Behavior-based policy enforcement

Biometric authentication

Data masking/ tokenization/ format-preserving encryption

Artificial intelligence

Integrated suites/platforms of broad security capability

Don’t know / not applicable

Malware (including phishing)

Identity theft (including stolen credentials)

Accidental user error

Malicious insider

Poor patching

Denial of Service (DDoS)

Poor system administration (including cloud misconfigurations)

Don't know / not applicable

Please select up to two

Behavior-based policy enforcement

Biometric authentication

Data masking/ tokenization/ format-preserving encryption

Artificial intelligence

Integrated suites/platforms of broad security capability

Don't know / not applicable

Malware (including phishing)

Identity theft (including stolen credentials)

Accidental user error

Malicious insider

Poor patching

Denial of Service (DDoS)

Poor system administration (including cloud misconfigurations)

Don't know / not applicable

Reactive and incident-driven

Threat-centric (focused on walls and barriers)

Segmented (owned by departments or regions and controlled separately)

Rule-based (focued on rules and policies by department)

This is much more important

This is somewhat more important

These are equally important

This is somewhat more important

This is much more important

Proactive and risk-focused

Behavior-centric (focused on people and their habits)

Integrated (owned by entire organization and viewed holistically)

Risk adaptive (i.e. drive security at the user level based on risk exposure)

Behavior-based policy enforcement

Biometric authentication

Data masking/ tokenization/ format-preserving encryption

Artificial intelligence

Integrated suites/platforms of broad security capability

Don’t know / not applicable

Malware (including phishing)

Identity theft (including stolen credentials)

Accidental user error

Malicious insider

Poor patching

Denial of Service (DDoS)

Poor system administration (including cloud misconfigurations)

Don't know / not applicable

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the future of cybersecurity. We partnered with the Wall Street Journal to ask these same questions and much more in our comprehensive cybersecurity survey of global CEOs and CISOs. Sign-up and we'll send you the in-depth report when it's ready in January.

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Thank you for sharing your views!

At Forcepoint, we believe the future of cybersecurity is human-centric, and its humans like you that are helping us redefine data security for the future. Curious what your peers had to say? We partnered with the Wall Street Journal to ask the same questions — and many more — in our comprehensive cybersecurity survey of global CEOs and CISOs. The results will be released in an in-depth report in January.