It might be hard to believe, but 2020 is finally in the rearview mirror and 2021 is here. The past year has been a whirlwind of events for everyone, even for the cybersecurity industry, which is typically used to such a rapid state of change. As we see what 2021

IT leaders are turning to outsourced cybersecurity support in response to the spike in cyberattacks since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Eighty-three percent of decision-makers with in-house cybersecurity teams are considering outsourcing to a managed service provider (MSP) within the next six months. That’s one of the top findings from a

It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). While dealing with decreased foot traffic, greater local regulations, and growing expenses, cybersecurity has undoubtedly become a lesser priority for SMBs struggling to get back on their feet. In the midst of all this, cyberattacks

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