Last year was particularly challenging for security professionals for several reasons. From the surge in cyber-attacks during the pandemic to the growing cybersecurity skills shortage, security professionals were spread thin and CISOs had to act strategically to maximize resources and protect their organizations. As we begin a new year, security

Ransomware, COVID-19, and nation-state attacks made 2020 a banner year for cybercrime. Many organizations were caught unprepared, even though there had been plenty of warnings about potential pandemics and nothing unexpected at all about more ransomware attacks or countries waging cyberwar. There are no signs this year will be better on

There may not be a category of technology more important to a business than cybersecurity, especially as cyber actors become more skilled in their craft. In 2021 and beyond, securing your organization’s network and information should get as much attention as your core IT infrastructure and endpoint devices. There is

During 2020, institutions of all kinds were forced to adapt to a dynamic world where the usual projections and five-year marketing plans did not apply. Economic reports show marked GDP reductions of greater than 20 per cent in many countries, with continued decline into 2021. Businesses and workplaces will increasingly

Though 2021 signals positivity, including vaccines for COVID-19, some changes in the workforce due to coronavirus are likely to stick around. Many things are possible from the relative comfort of our own homes, from university lectures to financial consultancy. In the next year, even as we return to some form