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78% of senior cybersecurity decision makers indicate that potential visibility gaps or blind spots could slow detection or investigation of malicious activity.

PublisherSygnia
ReportCISO Survey 2026: The State of Incident Response Readiness
Published13 April 2026
TopicsVisibility Gaps, Detection, Investigation, Incident Response

Published by Sygnia in CISO Survey 2026: The State of Incident Response Readiness, 13 April 2026. The figure is taken from the report as published; the full methodology is in the source.

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