PwC Sverige johnny.axelsson@pwc.com https://watch.pwc.se Här samlar vi intressanta videor från PwC Sverige inom ämnet cybersäkerhet. sv-se Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss PwC Sverige Här samlar vi intressanta videor från PwC Sverige inom ämnet cybersäkerhet. episodic no https://watch.pwc.se/files/rv8.20/sitelogo.gif https://watch.pwc.se http://watch.pwc.se/why-attackers-dont-need-to-break-in <p><p>Why attackers don’t need to “break in” anymore: key lessons from Annual Threat Dynamics 2026<br><br>Cyber threats are becoming faster, more adaptive, and more interconnected — and that is changing what effective cyber leadership looks like. In this LinkedIn Live, PwC cyber security experts Matt Carey and Ulrika Fejne will be discussing the key themes from PwC’s Annual Threat Dynamics 2026 report and what they mean for business leaders, security teams, and boards trying to navigate a more complex risk environment.<br><br>This year’s report highlights several major shifts in the threat landscape: the growing importance of identity-based attacks, the accelerating role of AI in cyber operations, the expanding risk created by SaaS platforms and digital supply chains, continued exploitation of edge infrastructure, the evolution of ransomware and extortion tactics, and the increasing overlap between cyber risk, geopolitics, and executive exposure.<br><br>Rather than focusing only on individual threats or headlines, this conversation will look at the broader patterns emerging across the report: why attackers are increasingly targeting identity and trust relationships, how AI is compressing the speed of attack, why third-party ecosystems have become such important sources of exposure, and what organisations should be doing now to strengthen resilience.<br><br><br>▶ Explore the new report:<br>Annual Threat Dynamics 2026: Cyber threats in motion<br><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/cybersecurity/cyber-threat-intelligence/annual-threat-dynamics.html">https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/cybersecurity/cyber-threat-intelligence/annual-threat-dynamics.html</a></p></p><p><a href="http://watch.pwc.se/why-attackers-dont-need-to-break-in"><img src="http://watch.pwc.se/64968568/126615947/576bae60012f87e5e3f7c54511894d4a/standard/download-70-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://watch.pwc.se/photo/126615947 Thu, 30 Apr 2026 10:36:39 GMT Why attackers don’t need to “break in” anymore: key lessons from Annual... Why attackers don’t need to “break in” anymore: key lessons from Annual Threat Dynamics 2026Cyber threats are becoming faster, more adaptive, and more interconnected — and that is changing what effective cyber leadership looks like. In this LinkedIn Live, PwC cyber security experts Matt Carey and Ulrika Fejne will be discussing the key themes from PwC’s Annual Threat Dynamics 2026 report and what they mean for business leaders, security teams, and boards trying to navigate a more complex risk environment.This year’s report highlights several major shifts in the threat landscape: the growing importance of identity-based attacks, the accelerating role of AI in cyber operations, the expanding risk created by SaaS platforms and digital supply chains, continued exploitation of edge infrastructure, the evolution of ransomware and extortion tactics, and the increasing overlap between cyber risk, geopolitics, and executive exposure.Rather than focusing only on individual threats or headlines, this conversation will look at the broader patterns emerging across the report: why attackers are increasingly targeting identity and trust relationships, how AI is compressing the speed of attack, why third-party ecosystems have become such important sources of exposure, and what organisations should be doing now to strengthen resilience.▶ Explore the new report:Annual Threat Dynamics 2026: Cyber threats in motionhttps://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/cybersecurity/cyber-threat-intelligence/annual-threat-dynamics.html Why attackers don’t need to “break in” anymore: key lessons from Annual Threat Dynamics 2026Cyber threats are becoming faster, more adaptive, and more interconnected — and that is changing what effective cyber leadership looks like. In this... PwC Sverige 29:13 <p><p>Why attackers don’t need to “break in” anymore: key lessons from Annual Threat Dynamics 2026<br><br>Cyber threats are becoming faster, more adaptive, and more interconnected — and that is changing what effective cyber leadership looks like. In this LinkedIn Live, PwC cyber security experts Matt Carey and Ulrika Fejne will be discussing the key themes from PwC’s Annual Threat Dynamics 2026 report and what they mean for business leaders, security teams, and boards trying to navigate a more complex risk environment.<br><br>This year’s report highlights several major shifts in the threat landscape: the growing importance of identity-based attacks, the accelerating role of AI in cyber operations, the expanding risk created by SaaS platforms and digital supply chains, continued exploitation of edge infrastructure, the evolution of ransomware and extortion tactics, and the increasing overlap between cyber risk, geopolitics, and executive exposure.<br><br>Rather than focusing only on individual threats or headlines, this conversation will look at the broader patterns emerging across the report: why attackers are increasingly targeting identity and trust relationships, how AI is compressing the speed of attack, why third-party ecosystems have become such important sources of exposure, and what organisations should be doing now to strengthen resilience.<br><br><br>▶ Explore the new report:<br>Annual Threat Dynamics 2026: Cyber threats in motion<br><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/cybersecurity/cyber-threat-intelligence/annual-threat-dynamics.html">https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/cybersecurity/cyber-threat-intelligence/annual-threat-dynamics.html</a></p></p><p><a href="http://watch.pwc.se/why-attackers-dont-need-to-break-in"><img src="http://watch.pwc.se/64968568/126615947/576bae60012f87e5e3f7c54511894d4a/standard/download-70-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p>