Digital transformation drives growth. And while support for a remote workforce, BYOD policies, and cloud applications have increased workforce productivity, these initiatives make organizations more vulnerable to attack. Successful transformation requires a modern endpoint that is secure, yet accessible.
Only 47% of initial vectors of cyberattacks are detected by antivirus tools, according to SANS Institute. Security teams must therefore assemble multiple security products to combat the gap in their security posture within the “new security perimeter.”
Remote working remains a significant security challenge. With many job opportunities in cities with high real estate prices and clogged freeways, remote work is a trend that will only continue. Yet with that workplace flexibility comes security challenges. Changing working habits requires securing remote work the right way.
The volume of global threats against business endpoints has increased by 13 percent year-over-year. Look back at 2019’s top threats and get a heads-up on predictions for 2020:
