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Data Security Index 2024 Report
The "Microsoft Data Security Index 2024 Report" reveals a troubling disconnect — organizations think they're secure, but AI and tool sprawl are exposing dangerous gaps. This report covers three top findings about the modern threat landscape and offers actionable insights to close those gaps. Download the report to understand the risks and improve your data security strategy. For a personalized conversation, reach out to Traction Consulting Group.
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What is the current state of data security incidents?
Organizations experience an average of 156 data security incidents annually, with the severity of these incidents rising from 20% being classified as severe in 2023 to 27% in 2024. This trend highlights the ongoing challenges in managing data security effectively.
How is AI impacting data security strategies?
Organizations recognize the need to strengthen their data security measures as AI tools become more prevalent. While 84% of decision-makers acknowledge the need for better protection against risks posed by AI, many are also optimistic about AI's potential to enhance their data security efforts, such as improving detection and response capabilities.
What controls are necessary for managing AI usage?
To effectively manage risks linked to unauthorized AI usage, organizations should focus on several key controls: preventing sensitive data from being uploaded to AI, logging activities within AI tools for potential investigations, blocking access to unauthorized AI tools, training employees on secure AI practices, and identifying risky users based on their interactions with AI.
Data Security Index 2024 Report
published by Traction Consulting Group
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