The Evolving Landscape of Data Security
Rethinking Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) in 2025
Discover the importance of proactive data security models and gain access to a step-by-step DSPM implementation guide.
The increasing complexity of cyber threats, stringent regulatory requirements, and the need for real-time threat detection in today’s data landscape all highlight the importance of maintaining a strong data security posture. However, this is easier said than done.
Maintaining real-time threat detection and responding to vulnerabilities while integrating new technologies can overwhelm existing infrastructures, complicating the creation of a resilient and adaptive data security posture.
Our free eBook, “The Evolving Landscape of Data Security: Rethinking Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) in 2025” will guide you through the essential steps to optimize your organization’s data security posture. In this comprehensive guide, you will learn:
- The importance of shifting from reactive to proactive data security models to better enable your organization to mitigate risk
- The core components of comprehensive posture management and how to extend your security posture beyond just compliance
- Which technological drivers are shaping the data security landscape and the challenges and benefits associated with each
- A step-by-step plan for the practical implementation of DSPM, along with best practices and helpful KPIs
Ensuring strong cybersecurity measures is not just an option but a critical necessity – and an upcoming priority – for modern enterprises. In fact, 72% of enterprises said they plan to increase their cybersecurity spending in 2025. The second-largest area of spend is in data protection, which 59% of organizations surveyed will also be increasing spend in.
The combination of risk reduction through DSPM and cyber resilience offered by data protection is essential to the security strategy of all modern enterprises. This also means that organizations that can provide solutions that integrate the two to reduce cost, management and overhead will be essential to the enterprise in 2025 and beyond.
