Cyber Security Threats: Examining Data Trends Through the Eyes of ESG Experts

ESG has evolved into more than just compliance and reporting. Business leaders are elevating their role to drive participation, foster innovation, and improve operations, thereby uniting the ecosystem to achieve common strategic goals.

The Increasing ESD Data Conundrum ESG is all about data. Many firms believe ESG is crucial to addressing rising risks, while others see it as a hindrance. However, firms are becoming more open to the efficient use of ESG data to accelerate profitability and growth. Profitability and operationalizing ESG data do not conflict. Top-performing organisations do not make trade-offs based on the importance of sustainability, social responsibility, and good governance. They complete all of the needed tasks at once.

ESG data is emerging as a vehicle driving business value and generating insights that create opportunities and boost performance. However, only a few organizations have reached this level. Rather than strategically harnessing the value of ESG data, they are using it as a tool to explore new opportunities for innovation and enhance organizational operations with a narrow focus on meeting compliance demands. To deliver profitable business results, industry leaders are perceiving ESG trans­parency through a new data lens.

Why is cybersecurity so important for ESG? Cyber security has traditionally been regarded as an IT issue, but today’s thriving digital economy suggests that this is no longer the case. The acceleration of digitalization and its far-reaching effects on the potential and actual vulnerabilities exposed by cyber incidents are becoming all too apparent, as a far broader demographic, including business management, global investors, and stakeholders, is growing concerned about social impact. It poses a risk of exposing users’ sensitive information.

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