The digital transformation of work and the distributed nature of the workforce is expanding the cyber threat landscape, making organizations more vulnerable to cyberattacks. A historic increase in cybercrime fueled by the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on enterprises. According to Accenture’s State of Cybersecurity Resilience 2021 report, security attacks increased 31% from 2020 to …
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Triggered by the pandemic, record numbers of Americans are quitting their jobs in what is being dubbed as the ‘Great Resignation’. This exodus from the workforce comes as employees are rethinking their careers, reevaluating what they expect from work, and reexamining priorities. In a recent survey by Gartner 65% of employees said the pandemic has …
In 2021 enterprises navigated increasing digitization and a more permanent shift toward hybrid and remote work models, creating security vulnerabilities and new attack vectors for cybercriminals to exploit. Learnings from 2021 will have a cascading impact on how businesses approach cybersecurity in 2022. Lessons learned in 2021 Remote work is here to stay According to …
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Privacy is at risk whenever, however and wherever data is collected. The more data that is collected and shared, the more enterprises are exposed to compliance and security risks. Today, privacy hangs in the balance as businesses continue to mine consumer data. A report by KPMG found that over the past year 70% of companies …
More than a year after the start of the pandemic, enterprises are still grappling with securely supporting remote work. As organizations across the globe realize benefits from the shift to remote work and continue to make these environments part of their long-term operational strategies, they must strengthen their cybersecurity posture to effectively navigate the gaps …