Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to the Indo-Pacific State of Cyber Series with ISACA and sponsored by Vanta.
This session focuses on The State of Privacy - A Challenging Landscape: Lack of training or poor training tops reasons for privacy failures
Speakers
Safia Kazi - ISACA Global - Report Author
Jo Stewart-Rattray - ISACA Oceania Ambassador
Privacy professionals are under growing pressure as they face budget cuts, resource challenges and changes in regulations. According to ISACA's State of Privacy 2025 survey report, almost half (48 percent) expect a budget decrease in the next year and 73 percent indicate expert-level privacy professionals are the most difficult to hire, adding to the stress of keeping data safe and meeting compliance requirements.
The new research from ISACA, the leading global professional association helping individuals advance their careers in digital trust fields, reflects insights from more than 1,600 privacy professionals worldwide.
The study found that 63 percent of privacy professionals say their role is more stressful now than it was five years ago, with 34 percent indicating it is significantly more stressful. They cite the main causes of this stress as the rapid evolution of technology (63 percent), compliance challenges (61 percent) and resource shortages (59 percent).
To find out more visit mysecuritymarketplace.com/security-amp-risk-professional-insight-series-2025
To find out more on Vanta visit mysecuritymarketplace.com/vanta
#isaca #mysecuritytv #privacy
Welcome to the Indo-Pacific State of Cyber Series with ISACA and sponsored by Vanta.
This session focuses on The State of Privacy - A Challenging Landscape: Lack of training or poor training tops reasons for privacy failures
Speakers
Safia Kazi - ISACA Global - Report Author
Jo Stewart-Rattray - ISACA Oceania Ambassador
Privacy professionals are under growing pressure as they face budget cuts, resource challenges and changes in regulations. According to ISACA's State of Privacy 2025 survey report, almost half (48 percent) expect a budget decrease in the next year and 73 percent indicate expert-level privacy professionals are the most difficult to hire, adding to the stress of keeping data safe and meeting compliance requirements.
The new research from ISACA, the leading global professional association helping individuals advance their careers in digital trust fields, reflects insights from more than 1,600 privacy professionals worldwide.
The study found that 63 percent of privacy professionals say their role is more stressful now than it was five years ago, with 34 percent indicating it is significantly more stressful. They cite the main causes of this stress as the rapid evolution of technology (63 percent), compliance challenges (61 percent) and resource shortages (59 percent).
To find out more visit mysecuritymarketplace.com/security-amp-risk-professional-insight-series-2025
To find out more on Vanta visit mysecuritymarketplace.com/vanta
#isaca #mysecuritytv #privacy
