2025 in review: why cyber-security became a boardroom crisis

Cyber Risk Management14 Jan 2026

While 2024 hinted at growing digital fragility, 2025 removed any remaining doubt. Cyber-security moved decisively from a technical concern to a core business risk, capable of disrupting revenue, operations and trust at speed.

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Enis Bytyqi

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