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A recent Daisy Corporate Services survey shows that 25% of business and IT leaders plan to prioritise cybersecurity investments in the next year.
Among 365 respondents in the survey, 28% expect rising cybercrime as a key challenge next year, with 36% admitting it impacts their job efficiency.
“Any moves made by enterprises to introduce new technologies and digital models must be carefully considered. It’s crucial that investments are underpinned by robust cybersecurity that safeguards,” said Lyndsey Charlton, the COO at Daisy Corporate Services.
The survey also found 37% of organisations aim to improve their digital business model and 36% seek to boost revenue.
The survey anticipates a large tech budget next year, with 33% of businesses focusing on tech transformation, cloud, and hosting services, and another 29% on unified communications solutions.