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Gartner Cybersecurity Predictions Summary for 2024 and Beyond

Gartner provides actionable insights and guidance to improve organizational performance. The focus is on cybersecurity predictions, highlighting key trends and their implications.

Key Predictions

• Privacy (2024): Modern privacy regulations will cover most consumer data, but less than 10% of organizations will successfully use privacy as a competitive advantage.
• Talent (2025): Nearly half of cybersecurity leaders will change jobs due to stress, and 50% will fail to effectively use risk quantification for enterprise decisions.
• Risk (2025): Cyber-risk quantification attempts will often be unsuccessful in driving actionable decisions.
• Threat Landscape and Exposure Management (2026): Threat detection will increasingly use exposure management data to prioritize and validate threats, with 60% of capabilities leveraging this approach.
• Zero Trust (2026): Only 10% of large enterprises will have comprehensive zero-trust programs, up from less than 1%.
• Board Governance (2026): 70% of boards will include at least one member with cybersecurity expertise.
• Third Party and Human Factor (2027): 75% of employees will modify or create technology outside IT's visibility, and 50% will adopt human-centric security practices to minimize friction.

Cross-Cutting Themes

• Implications: Organizations must prioritize privacy as a business strategy, address cybersecurity fatigue through cultural shifts, balance human-centric approaches with risk management, and enhance board readiness for cyber oversight.
• Overall Trend: Gartner emphasizes evolving from compliance to proactive, human-focused security operations, amidst rapidly changing digital threats.