Have you become immune to the latest breach headline unless you might be personally impacted (or unless it offered the opportunity to watch “Game of Thrones” episodes early)? Tired of wondering if today is the day we get breached, hacked or held for ransom? Sick of knowing that there is no perfect solution to cybersecurity? Dumbfounded by the amount of resources that are being thrown at the issue with no guarantees that you won’t suffer a catastrophic cyberevent? Fed up with trying to navigate the ever-expanding regulatory web impacting the use of data and cybersecurity? Confused by how much and what type of cyberinsurance to purchase? Welcome to cyberfatigue.
And it’s no wonder. Search ”cyberbreach” on Google and over 17 million results are located in 0.76 seconds. But you are not alone. Search “cyberfatigue” and 596,000 results are returned in 0.55 seconds. There are a variety of takes on the subject but the idea is the same, whether referring to individuals (have you changed all your passwords in the last 90 days) or multi-national organizations with thousands of employees, it is impossible to remain hyper-vigilant 24/7 in perpetuity. Meet the latest cybersecurity challenge, keeping both management and the rank and file alike engaged in cybersecurity.
