In the second half of this year, we expect cyber risk management to continue to evolve as treasurers and organizations strengthen defenses. Here are six trends to keep an eye on:

1. The greater interest from regulators related to threat intelligence and threat intel sharing.

Regulators and auditors are looking to every level of an organization to be engaged in the risk management of cybersecurity risk. This is now an area that the treasurer can expect to be asked about in regulatory reviews and by their board. Regulators want to see demonstrations that the treasurer is engaged in cybersecurity activities, and that the culture of security management has become part of every person's role.

2. The continuation of merging of cyber network and cyber fraud indicators of compromise.

Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and targeted; they combine elements of vulnerability across many areas to create opportunity. Just as attacks are gaining in complexity and breadth, our security responses have to gain in depth and variety and be multilayered.