One of the biggest challenges of clients undergoing digital transformation is how to build and run technology and data in a secure and resilient way.
Both globally and on CEE markets, cyber threats are constantly intensifying. It runs parallel to the growing complexity of technologies, progressive digitization, and technological innovation (AI, Cloud, Digital), which all bring additional risks and vulnerabilities to which business is exposed.
As a result, alongside the intensification of risks and threats, regulatory pressure accumulates with European (and Global) regulators implementing a number of new regulations aimed at ensuring digital resilience (DORA, NIS2, AI ACT).
x5 growth of cyber attacks intensity on critical infrastructure & services in Poland YoY
>30% increase of cybersecurity incidents YoY - growing costs of vulnerabilities
News resiliency-focused regulations (DORA, NIS2, AI ACT)
New technology capabilities and services
Global threats drive the regulatory environment towards focus on resilience, while new technologies such as cloud increase resilience maturity.
Today's organisations are most often not adequately prepared and/or do not have an integrated digital resilience management system (in CEE, in particular, they are also not prepared for possible extreme scenarios of risk materialisation).
Digital resilience is being included in enterprise strategies and becomes a priority next to business goals.
This applies in particular to organisations playing a critical role and enterprises using new technologies on a large scale, in particular the Public Cloud.
The leaders are:
Investing more into resilience budget, with 85% increasing their resilience budget in 2024 (vs 79% overall), of which 19% are increasing it by 15% or more (vs 10% overall).
9x more likely to be mature in their digital (with focus on cyber) resilience practices.
4x more likely to be continually updating their risk management plan to mitigate cloud risks.
6x more likely to have already implemented transformative digital resilience initiatives from which they are realising benefits.
Source: PwC. 2024 Global Digital Trust Insights.
Become operationally resilient…so that you can innovate with resilience…and stay regulatory compliant.
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We support our Clients to transform their resilience approach towards more proactive, transparent, on-line, and value oriented.
We help to achieve the 4 Pillars of Technology & Cloud Resiliency:
Putting cybersecurity in the heart of strategy & operations to assure you are ahead of the curve
Benefits: increased cybersecurity
Growing your tech & data resiliency in cost efficient way from both business & IT perspective
Benefits: transparency and optimization of costs related to resilience
Managing risk as a competitive advantage gaining regulatory compliance as by-product of increased business resiliency
Benefits: regulatory compliance implemented in a pragmatic way
Applying agile architecture & engineering so you can use new technology capabilities
Benefits: architecture supporting resilience aspects
From strategy to engineering, we use a comprehensive approach to creating an appropriate technological and multidimensional resilience framework for companies according to our proprietary framework.
Our standard is a set of over 1000 continuously updated resiliency best-practices developed by PwC based on our knowledge & experience.
Ready-made and proven:
In partnership with our Clients we perform continuous resilience assessments resulting in resilience backlog. Regulatory compliance is just a side effect.
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