2021年数据威胁报告.docxVIP

GLOBAL EDITION Building a future we can all trust 2021 Data Threat Report Data Security in the Era of Accelerated Cloud Transformation and Remote Work cpl.thalesgr Section 1: Key Findings 2021 Thales Data Threat Report: Global Edition Contents Key Findings Breaches Still Disturbingly High COVID-19 Ushers in Permanent Changes to the Workforce, Accelerates Cloud Adoption 09 Zero Trust Strategies Gaining Momentum 10 Despite WFH and Zero Trust Impetus, MFA Adoption Still Lags in US Federal Sector 12 Encryption, Key Management, Tokenization the Top Choices to Protect Data in the Cloud Most Firms Using a Multicloud Strategy Multiple Clouds and Key Management Options Driving Complexity 17 Quantum Computing Concerns Growing 17 Moving Ahead 2 #2021DataThreat About this study The COVID-19 pandemic has had an immediate and dramatic impact on IT teams around the globe, and its long-term effects are still evolving. The 2021 Thales Data Threat Report study looked at various aspects of those impacts in a wide-ranging survey of security professionals and executive leadership that touched on issues ranging from COVID-19 and work-from- home (WFH) strategies to quantum computing. Source: 2021 Data Threat custom survey from 451 Research, part of SP Global Market Intelligence, commissioned by Thales Our sponsors are: 3 Section 1: Key Findings 2021 Thales Data Threat Report: Global Edition Key Findings “Only a fifth of respondents (20%) indicated that their security infrastructure was “ very prepared to deal with the disruption.” 4 I Introduction and Key Findings The last year may tempt us to hope for a return to some form of pre-pandemic security procedures. However, the 2021 Thales Data Threat Report, based on data from a survey of more than 2,600 respondents in more than 10 countries across the globe, will likely convince readers otherwise. There are lasting changes regarding perspectives on the attacker community, technology expectations, and priorities in security operations and in