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2025 Exposure Risk Report: Key Insights

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The Kiteworks 2025 Forecast for Managing Private Content Exposure Risk Report offers a comprehensive analysis of emerging cybersecurity and compliance trends shaping the year ahead. The report identifies 12 pivotal trends affecting how organizations manage private content exposure risk, highlighting critical areas like data privacy regulations, software supply chain security, AI governance, and quantum computing threats. With 75% of the world's population expected to have their personal data protected under privacy laws by 2025, organizations must implement robust strategies to mitigate risks and ensure compliance.

During the Kitecast episode, cybersecurity experts Alexandre Blanc and Evgeniy Kharam discussed the alarming rise in software supply chain attacks. These attacks are projected to spiral and the associated cost. The experts emphasized that while compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27000 standards provide baseline guidance, organizations must move beyond mere checkbox security compliance. "Alexandre explained, “Organizations often view SOC 2 or ISO certification as the end goal, but that's just the starting point. What matters is building a comprehensive security program that actually addresses real risks and maintains security posture over time."

The discussion delved deep into CMMC 2.0 compliance challenges facing defense contractors. While surveys indicate most organizations believe they're prepared for certification, the reality is starkly different: the actual number of organizations ready to pass certification requirements is quite low. Evgeniy noted, "Don't wait to start your CMMC preparation. This isn't just about checking boxes. Organizations need to understand their environment, document their processes, and implement required controls - all of which takes significant time and resources."

The Kitecast conversation highlighted growing concerns about employees inadvertently exposing sensitive data through public large language models (LLMs) and other AI tools. Rather than focusing solely on technical controls, the experts emphasized the need for comprehensive governance frameworks that include clear policies, regular training, and approved platforms for business use. You cannot just block ChatGPT and think you've solved the problem. New AI tools emerge constantly. Organizations need to educate employees about the risks and provide secure alternatives for legitimate business needs.

2025 Forecast Report

https://www.kiteworks.com/forecast-report/

LinkedIn Profile for Evgeniy Kharam

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ekharam/

LinkedIn Profile for Alexandre Blanc

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandre-blanc-cyber-security-88569022/

Check out video versions of Kitecast episodes at https://www.kiteworks.com/kitecast or on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/KiteworksCGCP.

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The Kiteworks 2025 Forecast for Managing Private Content Exposure Risk Report offers a comprehensive analysis of emerging cybersecurity and compliance trends shaping the year ahead. The report identifies 12 pivotal trends affecting how organizations manage private content exposure risk, highlighting critical areas like data privacy regulations, software supply chain security, AI governance, and quantum computing threats. With 75% of the world's population expected to have their personal data protected under privacy laws by 2025, organizations must implement robust strategies to mitigate risks and ensure compliance.

During the Kitecast episode, cybersecurity experts Alexandre Blanc and Evgeniy Kharam discussed the alarming rise in software supply chain attacks. These attacks are projected to spiral and the associated cost. The experts emphasized that while compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27000 standards provide baseline guidance, organizations must move beyond mere checkbox security compliance. "Alexandre explained, “Organizations often view SOC 2 or ISO certification as the end goal, but that's just the starting point. What matters is building a comprehensive security program that actually addresses real risks and maintains security posture over time."

The discussion delved deep into CMMC 2.0 compliance challenges facing defense contractors. While surveys indicate most organizations believe they're prepared for certification, the reality is starkly different: the actual number of organizations ready to pass certification requirements is quite low. Evgeniy noted, "Don't wait to start your CMMC preparation. This isn't just about checking boxes. Organizations need to understand their environment, document their processes, and implement required controls - all of which takes significant time and resources."

The Kitecast conversation highlighted growing concerns about employees inadvertently exposing sensitive data through public large language models (LLMs) and other AI tools. Rather than focusing solely on technical controls, the experts emphasized the need for comprehensive governance frameworks that include clear policies, regular training, and approved platforms for business use. You cannot just block ChatGPT and think you've solved the problem. New AI tools emerge constantly. Organizations need to educate employees about the risks and provide secure alternatives for legitimate business needs.

2025 Forecast Report

https://www.kiteworks.com/forecast-report/

LinkedIn Profile for Evgeniy Kharam

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ekharam/

LinkedIn Profile for Alexandre Blanc

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandre-blanc-cyber-security-88569022/

Check out video versions of Kitecast episodes at https://www.kiteworks.com/kitecast or on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/KiteworksCGCP.

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