Setting positive intentions for the New Year is a common practice, but one that often gets forgotten shortly after. It helps to break the resolutions down into manageable steps, setting aside the time to focus on them, and revisiting regularly to keep them from falling off of the to-do list.

The same rings true for the cybersecurity maturity of your organization. In fact, many of the resolutions even look the same:

• Exercise More: Exercise your incident response programs and optimize your existing investments.
• Learn Something New: Incorporate new solutions and skills into your security posture. After all, bad actors are continuing to improve their tactics to evade detection.
• Save Money: Optimize your existing investments, better scope your assessments, and increase your ROI on pen testing to save money by creating a security program that truly benefits your organization.
• Spend Quality Time with Loved Ones: Focusing on getting things done right, viewing the right telemetry at the right time, and including a partner to achieve less staff fatigue, more time to spend on what matters, and a stronger security posture.
• Reduce Stress: Spend less time worrying about your organization’s risk. Feel confident that your data, employees, customers, and assets have all been thoroughly tested to uncover vulnerabilities.

Join Trustwave security experts as they share advice for bettering your cybersecurity hygiene in 2023.