Cyber Risk Horizon 2027

A clear view of the cyber threats ahead, based on expert perspectives and industry insights

Project status

Registration open

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ORX Cyber

Participation

One submission per firm

The annual Cyber Risk Horizon study canvasses industry views on the emerging cyber threat landscape across both the short and long term.

It complements ORX’s main Operational Risk Horizon study, which has been running since 2016 and provides an updated ranking of eleven emerging risk categories, one of which is ‘Advancing Cybercrime’. This study will provide a more granular and insightful view of the industry’s outlook on these advancing cyber threats based on views from cyber risk experts, including analysing their interconnectedness, likelihood of materialisation, and expected exposure changes.

Key questions

What are the most significant cyber and information security threats on the horizon for our cyber subscribers?
How will this evolve over the short and long term?
How likely are these threats to materialise over the short and long term?
What is driving the concern around these most significant threats, and what impacts are they expected to have on the organisation?
What actions are firms undertaking to prevent or mitigate the effect of these cyber threats?
What other threats are closely connected?

Why take part?

By completing this survey, you will be contributing your expertise to our most up-to-date industry outlook on emerging cyber and information security threats.
You will receive access to our insightful reports providing a comprehensive overview of the threat outlook, including key risk drivers, impacts, and threat actors.
These reports can be used to support and validate your internal assessments of cyber threats, including scenario analysis and quantification.
You'll be able to participate in discussions of the results of the study with the ORX Cyber Community.

This study is open to ORX members and subscribers

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