Today, cybersecurity is no longer a technical issue, but rather a business pillar. Every business decision now starts from the same premise: competitiveness and digital security. But such security is not built with technology alone, but with trained people and responsible teams capable of anticipating risks.
Companies' digital security depends on their corporate culture and the way they understand that cybersecurity is also a competitive advantage.
The era of exponential risk
In recent years, the volume of cyber-attacks has grown at a faster rate than the defensive capacity of companies. Spain is now one of the most heavily attacked countries in Europe, with losses estimated at more than 30 billion euros per year by cybercrime. Digital protection is therefore also an obligation.
Threats are becoming more sophisticated, work models are changing and digitalization is accelerating risks. As a result, cybersecurity becomes high on the agenda of the boards of directors of the vast majority of companies. It no longer matters how well prepared you are today, but how well you work to remain so in the future.
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Talent as an active defense
Companies with a strong cybersecurity talent strategy not only react to danger, they react to it. prevent, learn and evolve. For them, investing in the right people also means making sure they protect their assets and their reputation and brand value.
Specialized talent has become a critical intangible asset, The cost of security is now at the same level as the technology infrastructure. As a result, business leaders no longer ask “how much does it cost to invest in security?”, but “how much will it cost us not to?”.
Constant evolution of the hazard
Attacks change every week, and so does our knowledge of them. Because of this, companies are betting on requalify your workforce and promote continuous learning to keep your team alert and updated to the hazards that may be encountered.
Training, building loyalty and motivating cybersecurity talent not only reduces risk, but also drives the domestic confidence and the adaptive capacity of the entire organization. It is not, therefore, a question of creating more isolated specialists, but of extending a safety culture at all levels.
Every employee, from management to operations, is part of the first line of defense.
At Zemsania, for example, we help our clients both to define these corporate culture plans and to implement them, combining talent selection technology with training programs and development.
An opportunity to lead
Spain is destined to be European benchmark in cybersecurity, with an expanding ecosystem that combines talent, innovation and public-private collaboration. Companies that invest now in building diverse, specialized and resilient teams will be better positioned to compete globally.
The challenge is not only to protect data, it is protecting the future of the business, We are aware that this also starts with the future and the capabilities of our own talent.
