This short study takes a closer look at the cybersecurity behavior of executives, CISOs, and other decision-makers in the United States participating in Frost & Sullivan's Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer survey. It explores American organizations' cybersecurity drivers, top priority areas, readiness, and concerns as well as other factors that make this region distinct.

The study assesses the roles and responsibilities assigned to cybersecurity professionals, revealing insights into outsourcing and resource allocation for cybersecurity measures. In addition, the study analyzes factors that influence American organizations' selection of cybersecurity solutions. It explores anticipated shifts in spending patterns, emerging technologies, and market dynamics that will shape organizations' procurement decisions in the region, enabling stakeholders to align their strategies accordingly.

The full version of Frost & Sullivan's Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer survey sampled organizations across major international business regions. It gathered responses from 2,448 CISOs and key security decision-makers across 7 nations and 6 industries. The nations surveyed include Japan, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The industries surveyed include energy, finance, government, healthcare, information technology, and manufacturing.

The entire dataset from this survey is available separately in Frost & Sullivan's Growth Generator that provides users with interactive dashboards and data-filtering functionality. Contact [email protected] for more information on accessing the entire Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer Survey dataset.

Author: Sarah Pavlak