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©️Tech-Influence for Cohesity

The essential UK Cyber Resilience Report is based on a survey of 400 IT and Security leaders. Discover the widening gap between UK organisations that can recover quickly and confidently and those vulnerable to crippling, prolonged disruption. Learn the critical role of AI and automation in strengthening your post-attack posture.
Prevention and detection alone are no longer sufficient against today's sophisticated threats. This new research focuses specifically on the UK market, examining the real-world impact of material cyberattacks—incidents causing significant disruption and financial loss—on British businesses. The key takeaway is clear: success is determined by the speed and confidence of your recovery.
 

Key Highlights:

 

  • UK-Specific Data: Insights are based on a targeted survey of 400 IT and Security decision-makers across the United Kingdom.

  • The Divide: The report identifies a widening cyber resilience divide between UK organisations capable of rapid recovery and those vulnerable to prolonged disruption.

  • Material Attacks: Analysis centres on the real-world operational and financial impacts of crippling material cyberattacks.

  • AI & Automation: Highlights the increasing reliance on AI and automation as a crucial strategy to accelerate resilience and recovery.

  • Recovery Confidence: Reveals how UK organisations self-assess their ability to recover quickly and confidently after a major incident.

  • Best Practice Alignment: Data shows how closely UK recovery steps align with established cyber resilience best practices.

  • Boardroom Influence: Findings examine how cyber incidents now ripple up to the boardroom in UK organisations, making resilience a top executive concern.

  • Unified Platform: The report supports the need for a unified platform approach that integrates data security and recovery to enhance overall resilience.

  • Industry Trends: Provides valuable UK-specific insights into cyber resilience across key sectors, including financial services, public sector, and healthcare.