How to
make 2021 
Secure by design

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Researchers at MIT Technology Review have conducted a global, cross-industry survey of more than 300 senior executives, and pulled insights from a dozen interviews with subject matter experts.

The data collected in this report follows the highest journalistic standards, employs the discerning filter of MIT, and paints a clear picture of how to secure your organization with the security-by-design framework.

An overwhelming majority of respondents–98%–reported that they've already started to prepare to put AI to defensive use against potential security attacks 

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How can you build in security by design?

As we emerge from the unprecedented year 2020, the world of cyber threats has become more intricate and perilous, and organizations worldwide are looking for actionable ways to enhance privacy through security by offering the strongest data protection, end-to-end encryption, and full life-cycle protection. This is where the security-by-design framework can help.

This report details how organizations are applying vital security measures and processes at the onset of product development, and how to build AI and machine learning into digital deployments from the ground up. If 2020 was the year of the CISO then 2021 will be the year of the security-by-design approach.

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• Gain boardroom-ready insights on how global leaders are implementing the secure-by-design framework 
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• Access survey data from more than 300 executives across the globe

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