The global IoT market is projected to grow, reaching 30.7 billion connected devices, raising concerns about device overload and cyber security threats. Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) identify online security threats as their greatest challenge, with specific concern over cloud vulnerabilities and employee devices. Many CIOs/CTOs feel better prepared to respond to data breaches compared to the previous year, although managing the proliferation of connected devices remains a significant challenge.

1. 27%
The global IoT market and installed base of connected devices-
smartphones, tablets, sensors, printers, vehicles, and more are
expected to increase dramatically to 30.7 billion devices.
Device Overload
76% 38%
25% 23%
59% 41%
95%
Cyber Security Threats
Online Security threats will be the biggest challenge
for Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief
Technology Officers (CTOs) .
Today, there are already so many devices
connected to businesses that:
Less
than
Half
Top CYBER SECURITY
Threats
36% 31%
cloud vulnerabilitiy employee devices
MAJOR CONCERNS
COORDINATED ATTACKS IoT SAFETY
CONSIDERATIONS
PROTECTING INFRASTRUCTURE RESOURCES & GROWTH
vs
PREPARATIONS
OF CIOs/CTOs FEEL BETTER PREPARED
TO RESPOND TO A DATA BREACH,
COMPARED TO A YEAR AGO
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of CIOs/CTOs
claim to be able to
track and manage
of those devices that
are already linked to
their business
CIOs/CTOs claim to
be able to track and
manage information.
of the devices linked
to their company
Cloud vulnerabilities and
security issues related to
employees bringing their own
devices to work are among the
top two concerns of CIOs and
CTOs.