Cyber resilience is a business priority
Forvis Mazars’ report, Cyber security in 2027: resilience through strategic governance and autonomy, examines how organisations can prepare for an increasingly complex threat landscape.
Its central message is that cyber security belongs in business strategy and governance, alongside technology investment. Resilience depends on understanding critical operations, managing dependencies and being ready to respond when disruption occurs.
Priorities for business leaders
- Build security into new systems and AI initiatives from the outset.
- Understand supply-chain risks and the role of external providers.
- Test incident response and recovery arrangements against business needs.
- Support people with clear responsibilities, training and specialist expertise.
The report also explores regulatory change, operational technology and emerging quantum risks. It encourages leaders to assess security investment through business impact and continuity, rather than treating compliance alone as the goal.
Read the full Forvis Mazars report for its analysis and recommendations.
About the Author
Liliana Harris is a Partner at Forvis Mazars in Melbourne, bringing accounting expertise, a background in commercial law and accreditation as an Estate Planning Adviser. She advises businesses and individuals on taxation, business structures, asset protection and succession planning. Her practical, multidisciplinary approach helps clients understand their options and make informed decisions at each stage of their business.
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