Expert perspectives on cybersecurity, technology trends, and innovation
Data has become the oxygen of this century. Data protection is no longer merely an insurance policy—it has become the last and most critical line of defense against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
The post-COVID era also marked the beginning of the transition to a remote and hybrid workforce. According to ESG Research, almost 75% of enterprises expect to support at least 25 remote locations over the next two years.
For long, the cloud was seen as an enabler of digital transformation for enterprises of all sizes. Gartner expects that the global spending on public cloud services alone will surpass USD 1 Trillion by 2027.
As we gear up for 2024, the landscape of digital defense is set to witness seismic shifts. Picture this: an astonishing 2,200 cyberattacks unfurling each day, with the ominous drumbeat of an attack striking every 39 seconds on average.
The advent of hybrid work models and Internet-based software has rendered traditional network security frameworks insufficient. Implementing principles of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) offers a novel resolution to these obstacles.
Everything is going wi-fi. So why are we still talking about macOS driver development? When you talk about drivers, it usually is the Windows PCs that come to mind.
The increased utilization of cloud services, the transition to remote work, and the escalating complexity of cyberattacks render traditional security measures inadequate for safeguarding data and systems.
The escalating demand for cloud services triggers a surge in industries' deployments of cloud infrastructure. Organizations, enticed by the convenience and efficacy inherent in cloud computing, are transitioning their data and applications to these platforms.
The fusion of cybersecurity analytics and observability has emerged as an essential force, modifying the foundations of organizational security in a digital world brimming with advancing cyber threats.