• ISG analysis finds U.S. enterprises shifting cybersecurity from an IT function to enterprise risk management tied to resilience, financial exposure, executive accountability.
• Hybrid and multicloud expansion, operational technology integration, generative AI use driving integrated security architectures to improve visibility, adaptive protection, coordinated risk controls.
• Risk-based programs replacing broad control sets, with risk quantification, attack-path analysis, scenario modeling used to steer spending, board-level reporting.
• AI security focus rising, with protections for models, data pipelines, autonomous agents, alongside AI-enabled threat analysis, incident triage, security operations.
• Business continuity and recovery readiness gaining weight, with more executive tabletop exercises, structured response planning to limit disruption, manage regulatory exposure.

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