2015 Governance, Risk Management and Compliance Trends and Predictions
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2015: Corporate Insurance
Use of corporate insurance will be used to protect sensitive organizational assets from disruption and theft. In 2015, amidst the increasing prevalence of cyber threats and successful attacks, more organizations will use corporate insurance as a safeguard for their business. In turn, insurance companies have and will continue to develop sophisticated products that can keep pace with evolving technology and cyber-related risks.
In 2014, Sony suffered the most devastating hack of all time, Home Depot faces dozens of lawsuits resulting from its data breach, the JP Morgan Chase attack affected 76 million households and 7 million small businesses, and a year later, Target is still recovering from its breach in 2013. So, with a new year upon us, it's important that we take a step back and review the lessons we've learned in the security space, as well as take a look ahead at what 2015 holds.
In this slideshow, Yo Delmar, vice president of GRC solutions at MetricStream, a global provider of governance, risk and compliance solutions (GRC), has shared her thoughts on 2014 trends and what she foresees occurring in 2015.
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