Florian Pouchet

With an overall maturity score of 49% in 2023, corporate cybersecurity efforts are showing strong promise.

The CISO Radar deciphers security global trends for 2023.

Wavestone’s UK Cyber Radar provides its own perspective of the emerging themes and trends arising in the UK Cyber Sector and to take the pulse of the UK’s Cyber Security ecosystem.

The key trends, challenges and solutions in the cybersecurity space today

Discover why many organisation face difficulties transforming their Identity and Access Management (IAM) ecosystem, and how IAM programmes should be approached and structured.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is once again at the centre of major transformation programmes. Discover why the concept of identity back in the spotlight?

With remote working and digital interactions becoming so important, it is essential for businesses to offer a seamless yet secure user experience. Discover how this can be achieved by employing an Identity Control Tower model.

Discover our 2019 market analysis and the latest trends for the UK’s cybersecurity start-up landscape.

Wavestone presented it’s expert view on what security will look like in 2025 at the recent CyberSecurity Connect UK conference.

Disruptive global cybersecurity attacks have driven organisations to become increasingly cyber-resilient. Learn how the UK market is adapting in response and how organisations are preparing for future attacks.

Wavestone has created the 2018 UK cybersecurity start-up radar to capture the evolving UK cybersecurity market and the start-ups driving it forward.

We have been working with various organisations to provide advice and on-going support to mitigate the risks of cyber attacks. Here is our summary of the lessons that can be learnt from this ransomware attack.

IAM is developing at a fast pace as a result of new technology developments, digital transformation and the evolving cyber threats. This insight discusses the 7 key drivers transforming IAM in more detail.

We have been working with various organisations to provide advice and on-going support to mitigate the risks of cyber attacks. Here is our summary of the lessons that can be learnt from this ransomware attack.

Cloud-based services, digital transformation and open systems are placing ever greater demands on cybersecurity professionals. As a result, we need to evolve beyond traditional models (Castle/Fortress and Airport) towards a next generation cybersecurity model referred to as the “Airline” model.

Successfully addressing IAM can bring many benefits but its implementation often faces many challenges. Could Identity and Access Governance (IAG) provide the answer and assure the success of IAM projects?

In this insight, we identify the major GDPR implications and provide key guidelines with practical actions to achieve GDPR compliance.

The insight discusses the current cybersecurity ecosystem and the need for a ‘Cybersecurity Domain Specialist’. It also provides advice for organisations on how to initiate a secure by design cybersecurity approach across all business processes, products and services.