Which of the following security risks are you most concerned about affecting your organization moving into 2022?

Security & GRC Threat Intelligence & Incident Response

Disruption via ransomware19%

Exploitation via phishing51%

Exfiltration of PII (Personally identifiable information)17%

Disruption via DDoS attacks4%

Disruption of a business-critical application7%

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