Steve and Juliet also discuss resilience and compliance, as well as the growing importance of togetherness among businesses.

As 2025 draws to a close, many companies are looking back on the year marked by volatility.

U.S. tariffs and geopolitical tensions tested corporate resilience to the nth degree, while the surge in the number of cyberattacks compounded the strain on already stretched systems.

Although some firms managed to dodge the attentions of cybercriminals, others weren't so lucky.

The British car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover was one of many high-profile victims.

A major cyberattack thwarted forced the company to shut down its production line for five weeks, slashing UK car output, costing the economy billions and leaving thousands of suppliers scrambling in confusion.

So what lies ahead? Well, I'm joined now by Steve Durbin, who's CEO of the Information Security Forum, whose recent webcast offered a sobering look at the risks and responsibilities facing the C-suite.

My point is you need to plan for this, even if you then decide to do nothing.