target audience: TECH BUYER Publication date: Oct 2022 - Document type: IDC FutureScape - Doc Document number: # US49755022
IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Future of Trust 2023 Predictions
Table of Contents
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IDC FutureScape Figure
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Figure: IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Future of Trust 2023 Top 10 Predictions
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Executive Summary
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IDC FutureScape Predictions
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Summary of External Drivers
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Predictions: Impact on Technology Buyers
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Prediction 1: By 2026, 30% of Large Enterprise Organizations Will Migrate to Autonomous Security Operations Centers Accessed by Distributed Teams for Faster Remediation, Incident Management, and Response
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 2: By 2024, 35% of Organizations Will Employ a Privacy Engineer to Operationalize Privacy by Design Principles into IT Systems, Processes, and Product Development Strategy
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 3: By 2024, 30% of Heavily Regulated Organizations Will Adopt Confidential Computing Technologies to Combine and Enrich Sensitive Data Critical to Multiparty Compute Applications While Preserving Privacy
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 4: By the End of 2024, 65% of Major Enterprises Will Mandate Data Sovereignty Controls from Their Cloud Service Providers to Adhere to Data Protection and Privacy Regulatory Requirements
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 5: By 2026, Driven by Steep Regulatory Growth, Talent Gap, and Cost Efficiency Measures, 40% of Organizations Will Invest in Compliance-as-a-Service Offerings to Meet Their Regulatory Mandates
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 6: By 2027, 60% of G2000 Companies Will Adopt Continuous Risk Assessments Over Annual Security Audits, Leveraging Service Providers to Limit the Burden of Policies, Practices, and Technical Debt
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 7: By 2025, the SEC Will Publish Standards for Cyber-Risk Scoring, and Publicly Traded Companies Will Be Required to Update and Report This Score on an Annual Basis
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 8: By 2024, 30% of Organizations Will Advance Their ESG Metrics and Data Management Beyond Reporting Capabilities to Generate Sustainably Driven Cost and Competitive Advantages
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 9: By 2024, 75% of Large Enterprise Firms Will Implement Purpose-Specific ESG Data Management and Reporting Software as a Response to Emerging Legislation and Increased Stakeholder Expectations
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Prediction 10: By 2025, 45% of CEOs, Fatigued by Security Spending Without Predictable ROI, Will Demand Security Metrics and Results Measurement to Assess and Validate Investments Made in Their Security Program
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Associated Drivers
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IT Impact
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Business Impact
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Guidance
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Advice for Technology Buyers
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External Drivers: Detail
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Geopolitical Reality — Sovereignty in the Digital World
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Cybersecurity and Risk — Scaling and Evolving Threat Environment
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Meaningful Intelligence — Differentiated Decision Power
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Ecosystem-Based Innovation — Driving Enterprise Value
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Mainstream ESG — Sustainability Is Measured and Mandatory
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Work Mode Upheaval — New Models and Leadership
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Everything as a Service — Thriving Through the Change
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Related Research
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