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    Based on the finding from the 2015 KPMG's CEO Outlook Survey, this report explores the risks and rewards of cyber security preparedness. 1. ©KPMG 2015. Insert copyright information here. Imagnimus inciis sed maximus, acepedi psandi occum qui coribus et et volumquia volo con pe quis ipsae con experfe raerovition pariorem fuga. Ita cores doluptae pro consed mi, ut et adi bea cus sum il magnita tiunteseque sae vel modi rem con errorpor sendiciendes et, optate est, sin non pro dolenda nimint ea doluptur sapernatius eum facernam adipit ex es inverferum eventio rempos inus exererum solutet la quia suntotatem explique mi, comnis es molut eic tem excestis et ellautes. Afailureof imagination byCEOs Todayeverycompany isacybercompany Nearly a third of CEOs list cyber security as an issue that has the biggest impact on their company today Keeping data safe is no longer an afterthought whether it’s customer data or IP necessary to run the company of CEOs indicated that information security /cyber is the risk they are most concerned about 86% of CEOs list cyber as the issue that has the biggest impact on their company today 29% Areyouready? Only half of CEOs surveyed say they are fully prepared for a future cyber event Areyouready? While a large majority of US CEOs feel fully prepared, Europe and Asia CEOs are not as confident Of CEOs 31% 32% 49% 87% Globally In the US In Europe In Asia Pacific …are fully prepared for a cyber event WhatkeepsCEOs awakeatnight CEOs are concerned about loyalty of their customers 86% CEOs are struggling to keep up new technologies 72% CEOs are concerned about the relevance level of their products and services 66% Cyber security is tied to customer loyalty and trust as well as innovation A breach can seriously undermine customer confidence and damage brand reputation Togethertheseissuesarecreating theperfectstormonthetalentside of CEOs not prepared for a future cyber event are more likely to increase head count 40% of CEOs anticipate skill gaps will emerge – shortage is more acute when cyber professionals blend business, management & risk skills along with technical savvy. 48% Many companies that suffer serious breaches think they were prepared. The root cause of their failing is often a failure of imagination. A failure to imagine the sophistication and persistence of their attackers. Malcolm Marshall Global Cyber Security Leader Weinterviewed1250CEOs Across10keymarkets: 400 US 150 UK 125 Germany 125 China 125 India 100 Japan 75 France 50 Italy 50 Spain 50 Australia 9keysectors: Big businesses… 1/3 of respondents have over US$10B in annual revenue No responses from companies under US$500m Weinterviewed1250CEOs Asset management Automotive Banking Consumer markets Energy/Utilities Healthcare Insurance Manufacturing Technology Formoreinformation Visit kpmg.com/CEOOutlookCyber

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    Based on the finding from the 2015 KPMG's CEO Outlook Survey, this report explores the risks and rewards of cyber security preparedness. 1. ©KPMG 2015. Insert copyright information here. Imagnimus inciis sed maximus, acepedi psandi occum qui coribus et et volumquia volo con pe quis ipsae con experfe raerovition pariorem fuga. Ita cores doluptae pro consed mi, ut et adi bea cus sum il magnita tiunteseque sae vel modi rem con errorpor sendiciendes et, optate est, sin non pro dolenda nimint ea doluptur sapernatius eum facernam adipit ex es inverferum eventio rempos inus exererum solutet la quia suntotatem explique mi, comnis es molut eic tem excestis et ellautes. Afailureof imagination byCEOs Todayeverycompany isacybercompany Nearly a third of CEOs list cyber security as an issue that has the biggest impact on their company today Keeping data safe is no longer an afterthought whether it’s customer data or IP necessary to run the company of CEOs indicated that information security /cyber is the risk they are most concerned about 86% of CEOs list cyber as the issue that has the biggest impact on their company today 29% Areyouready? Only half of CEOs surveyed say they are fully prepared for a future cyber event Areyouready? While a large majority of US CEOs feel fully prepared, Europe and Asia CEOs are not as confident Of CEOs 31% 32% 49% 87% Globally In the US In Europe In Asia Pacific …are fully prepared for a cyber event WhatkeepsCEOs awakeatnight CEOs are concerned about loyalty of their customers 86% CEOs are struggling to keep up new technologies 72% CEOs are concerned about the relevance level of their products and services 66% Cyber security is tied to customer loyalty and trust as well as innovation A breach can seriously undermine customer confidence and damage brand reputation Togethertheseissuesarecreating theperfectstormonthetalentside of CEOs not prepared for a future cyber event are more likely to increase head count 40% of CEOs anticipate skill gaps will emerge – shortage is more acute when cyber professionals blend business, management & risk skills along with technical savvy. 48% Many companies that suffer serious breaches think they were prepared. The root cause of their failing is often a failure of imagination. A failure to imagine the sophistication and persistence of their attackers. Malcolm Marshall Global Cyber Security Leader Weinterviewed1250CEOs Across10keymarkets: 400 US 150 UK 125 Germany 125 China 125 India 100 Japan 75 France 50 Italy 50 Spain 50 Australia 9keysectors: Big businesses… 1/3 of respondents have over US$10B in annual revenue No responses from companies under US$500m Weinterviewed1250CEOs Asset management Automotive Banking Consumer markets Energy/Utilities Healthcare Insurance Manufacturing Technology Formoreinformation Visit kpmg.com/CEOOutlookCyber

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    Cyber Security: A Failure of Imagination by CEOs

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    Victor Iatco
    Based on the finding from the 2015 KPMG's CEO Outlook Survey, this report explores the risks and rewards of cyber security preparedness. 1. ©KPMG 2015. Insert copyright information here. Imagnimus inciis sed maximus, acepedi psandi occum qui coribus et et volumquia volo con pe quis ipsae con experfe raerovition pariorem fuga. Ita cores doluptae pro consed mi, ut et adi bea cus sum il magnita tiunteseque sae vel modi rem con errorpor sendiciendes et, optate est, sin non pro dolenda nimint ea doluptur sapernatius eum facernam adipit ex es inverferum eventio rempos inus exererum solutet la quia suntotatem explique mi, comnis es molut eic tem excestis et ellautes. Afailureof imagination byCEOs Todayeverycompany isacybercompany Nearly a third of CEOs list cyber security as an issue that has the biggest impact on their company today Keeping data safe is no longer an afterthought whether it’s customer data or IP necessary to run the company of CEOs indicated that information security /cyber is the risk they are most concerned about 86% of CEOs list cyber as the issue that has the biggest impact on their company today 29% Areyouready? Only half of CEOs surveyed say they are fully prepared for a future cyber event Areyouready? While a large majority of US CEOs feel fully prepared, Europe and Asia CEOs are not as confident Of CEOs 31% 32% 49% 87% Globally In the US In Europe In Asia Pacific …are fully prepared for a cyber event WhatkeepsCEOs awakeatnight CEOs are concerned about loyalty of their customers 86% CEOs are struggling to keep up new technologies 72% CEOs are concerned about the relevance level of their products and services 66% Cyber security is tied to customer loyalty and trust as well as innovation A breach can seriously undermine customer confidence and damage brand reputation Togethertheseissuesarecreating theperfectstormonthetalentside of CEOs not prepared for a future cyber event are more likely to increase head count 40% of CEOs anticipate skill gaps will emerge – shortage is more acute when cyber professionals blend business, management & risk skills along with technical savvy. 48% Many companies that suffer serious breaches think they were prepared. The root cause of their failing is often a failure of imagination. A failure to imagine the sophistication and persistence of their attackers. Malcolm Marshall Global Cyber Security Leader Weinterviewed1250CEOs Across10keymarkets: 400 US 150 UK 125 Germany 125 China 125 India 100 Japan 75 France 50 Italy 50 Spain 50 Australia 9keysectors: Big businesses… 1/3 of respondents have over US$10B in annual revenue No responses from companies under US$500m Weinterviewed1250CEOs Asset management Automotive Banking Consumer markets Energy/Utilities Healthcare Insurance Manufacturing Technology Formoreinformation Visit kpmg.com/CEOOutlookCyber

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    Today every company


    is a cyber company
    Nearly a third of CEOs list
    cyber security as an issue
    that has the biggest impact
    on their company today

    Keeping data safe is no


    longer an afterthought
    whether its customer
    data or IP necessary to
    run the company

    of CEOs indicated that


    information security /cyber
    is the risk they are most
    concerned about

    86%

    of CEOs list cyber


    as the issue that
    has the biggest
    impact on their
    company today

    29%

    Are you ready?

    Only half of CEOs surveyed


    say they are fully prepared
    for a future cyber event

    Are you ready?

    While a large majority of


    US CEOs feel fully prepared,
    Europe and Asia CEOs are
    not as confident

    Of CEOs

    Globally

    In the US

    49%

    87%

    31%

    32%

    In Europe

    In Asia Pacific

    are fully prepared for a cyber event

    What keeps CEOs


    awake at night
    Cyber security is tied to customer
    loyalty and trust as well as innovation

    86%

    72%

    66%

    CEOs are concerned about


    loyalty of their customers

    CEOs are struggling to


    keep up new technologies

    CEOs are concerned about the


    relevance level of their
    products and services

    A breach can seriously


    undermine customer confidence
    and damage brand reputation

    Together these issues are creating


    the perfect storm on the talent side
    40%

    of CEOs anticipate skill gaps


    will emerge shortage is
    more acute when cyber
    professionals blend business,
    management & risk skills
    along with technical savvy.

    of CEOs not prepared for


    a future cyber event are
    more likely to increase
    head count

    48%

    Many companies that suffer


    serious breaches think they were
    prepared. The root cause of their
    failing is often a failure of
    imagination. A failure to imagine
    the sophistication and
    persistence of their attackers.

    Malcolm Marshall
    Global Cyber Security Leader

    We interviewed 1250 CEOs


    Across 10 key markets:
    400

    150

    125

    125

    125

    US

    UK

    Germany

    China

    India

    100

    75

    50

    50

    50

    Japan

    France

    Italy

    Spain

    Australia

    We interviewed 1250 CEOs


    9 key sectors:

    Asset management

    Automotive

    Healthcare

    Banking

    Insurance

    Consumer markets

    Manufacturing

    Energy/Utilities

    Technology

    Big businesses

    1/3 of respondents have over US$10B in annual revenue


    No responses from companies under US$500m

    For more information

    Visit kpmg.com/CEOOutlookCyber

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