Organizations are now using what technology provides us to minimize the impact of risk
We’ve been reactive toward security risks for years, waiting for an incident to occur before responding. But what if I told you that a proactive approach, identifying and mitigating security risks before they manifest, can significantly benefit the enterprise? This shift can lead to a more secure environment and a stronger defense against potential threats, providing a sense of reassurance about the strategy’s effectiveness.
Our colleagues in the medical industry have been pioneers in proactive risk management. They use predictive analytics to improve operational efficiency, predict disease outbreaks, and improve patient satisfaction. This same approach can be applied to security, allowing us to anticipate and prevent potential threats.
Industrial Revolution 5.0
As a society, we are starting to experience the next phase of the Industrial Revolution, Digital Transformation 5.0. In 1.0, we saw steam and coal-powered machines that boosted manufacturing processes. During 2.0, electrical technology and petroleum came into the picture. The development of new technologies such as the electric power grid, mass production techniques like the production line, and the internal combustion engine marked this era.
As 3.0 approached, computers and programmable logic controllers, robots, in-circuit test electronics, and other aspects of the Information globalization Industry entered the workforce. In our industry, we saw the beginnings of convergence and the move away from analog security systems to digital security systems. 4.0 started blurring the lines between the physical and digital worlds. The Internet of Things, robotics, smart devices, smart buildings, drones, cloud computing, and cognitive computing have integrated the role of technology into everyday life.
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