The confidence to take risks in the digital age
Digital trust and cybersecurity
Shaping a secure digital society
We’re living through a decade defined by digital transformation. To stay ahead, you need more than resilience—you need digital trust. That’s what customers, suppliers and everyone connected to your business expect.
Growth today demands that you adapt to the new trust dynamic. We’re here to help you earn and build that trust. Whether you’re reassessing your cybersecurity or ready to invest in new capabilities, we will give you the confidence to move forward, take risks and shape your digital future.
What’s keeping CISOs awake at night?
The role of digital trust in today’s accelerated digital landscape is more pronounced than ever. Security leaders are working closely with business teams to strengthen organisational resilience. Digital and data security are more integrated—with new layers of protection due to real-time risk monitoring systems. As a result, cyber professionals are levelling the playing field with attackers, pushing them back and fending them off to secure the future of business.
Today, adopting a digital-first strategy is key to putting businesses back on a steady growth path. And digital trust is an integral component of this strategy.
The best defence is often offence. If organisations are able to threat-hunt effectively and find cyber attackers before they strike, the battle is half won.
Keeping government regulations in mind is key for organisations to holistically embed cybersecurity into every major business decision. The Singapore Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) is updating the Personal Data Protection Act to increase the responsibility of organisations in the event of data loss—via mandatory reporting and increased penalty. This brings cyber regulations to the forefront, with an increased need to invest in capabilities processes and technologies to prioritise these considerations in all business decisions.
With new cyber crimes constantly discovered and reported in the news—especially when attackers have the opportunity to get creative due to remote working (new phishing emails, social engineering attacks, hidden malware and more) with newer and more sophisticated attacks—businesses need to be ready to respond to a wide range of threats ranging from nation states and organised crime, to ‘hacktivists’ and insiders.
Post COVID-19, CISOs are likely to be involved in business decisions more than ever. To instil confidence in stakeholders, the key is to ensure that the cybersecurity function is delivering value and contributing to your firm’s overall business goals.
PwC named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Data Modernisation Services 2024
IDC considers PwC’s strategies around offerings, portfolio, client adoption, growth, and employee skills and retention as key strengths. PwC showcased strengths in achieving business outcomes for clients with data modernisation services through case studies across a variety of geographies, industries, and business functions.
IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Data Modernisation Services 2024 Vendor Assessment (September 2024, IDC #US51234424)We help you turn challenges into opportunities.
- Cloud trust
- Cyber defence
- Cyber strategy and management
- Cyber threat intelligence
- Digital identity
- Data privacy and protection
- Operational technology
- Red teaming / Incident response
- Threat hunting
Cloud trust
With a transition to remote ways of working, we empower organisations to lean on public cloud services for greater efficiency at a lower cost. The future of cloud is now.
Cyber defence
Building effective defence that is constantly updated and refreshed is the key to survive and thrive in this digital age. We can provide support in vulnerability management and threat intelligence, security monitoring and analytics, security incident and threat management, and SOC automation and orchestration.
Cyber strategy and management
With cybersecurity growing as a business imperative, we can come in to help develop or re-design cybersecurity due diligence and strategies as well as target operating models.
Cyber threat intelligence
Trusted threat intelligence can help to provide timely, actionable intelligence to understand the emerging threats, stay on guard and always be one step ahead of cyber attackers at every stage.
Digital identity
We can help to connect the right people to the right data and systems, tailored to their individual access levels and needs through user assessment. This includes identity lifecycle management and governance, consumer identity and access management and privileged access management.
Data privacy and protection
Personal data usage and cross-border data transfers are now a part of everyday business transactions in the digital age. Embedding the right security protocols such as data classification, discovery and loss protection, enterprise, network and cloud data protection and personal data privacy, can help to establish trust in the powerful world of data.
Operational technology
The increasing integration of information technology and operational technology systems open new doors. We can help with assessments, compliance and training and education.
Red teaming / Incident response
As the increasing frequency of high profile breaches increasingly impacts cyber incidents, leverage on-demand access to our professionals to contain, investigate and mitigate the threat during a cyber incident.
Threat hunting
We can help you rethink your cyber approach and stay ahead of possible attacks with proactive identification of threats and swift responses.
Building next-gen cyber community
Highlights from our inaugural CTF competition
Insights
