2021: Network Security Market Trends and Predictions
Rapid mobilization and growing remote workforces have led businesses to the cloud, Software as a Service (SaaS), IoT, BYoD, and more – with the goal of keeping workers connected and productive at home. But with cybercriminals fully aware of this change, how is network security changing to shield businesses from new threats?
Our 2021 Network Security Report covers:
- How the shift in digitalization has affected network security
- Trends in cybercrime and predictions for 2021 and beyond
- Modern solutions to protect businesses from encrypted attacks
The Digital Shift is Upending Business Cybersecurity
How remote work and new cyberthreats are affecting differing industries
Digitization was here before the pandemic, although some say it's been accelerated by 10 years as businesses had no choice but to take operations to the cloud in 2020. So how does this affect cybersecurity?
The Digital Shift eBook covers:
- Remote work statistics and its impact on security
- Cybercrime trends across 5 differing industries from education to healthcare
- How to quickly protect businesses during rapid change
Migrating Your Tax Processes to the Cloud
How Digital Transformation Simplifies the Complex Sales Tax Function
Rapidly evolving technologies and the rise of ecommerce were already changing the face and form of commerce. Now, world events, particularly the coronavirus pandemic of 2020, are causing major upheaval in the economy, forcing companies to re-evaluate their business processes. Across industries and sectors—from retail to industrial, B2B and B2C—efforts toward leveraging automation and data exchange are accelerating with digital transformation initiatives that integrate digital technology into all areas of a business.
For the mid-size and large organization, the mandate to automate is crucial for doing business in order to keep pace with competitors, enterprise and technological innovation and global growth.
Transformation Takes Practice
Deliver with increased speed and innovation using open ways of working
It is a question asked time and again by business leaders: Why are so many digital transformation efforts failing?
In this e-book, we’ll explore how open transformation— the process of probing, sensing, and responding in a collaborative, continuous cycle of discovery and delivery— leads to more meaningful outcomes in software development, product innovation, and more.
Reimagining Supply Chains in the Wake of COVID-19 Disruptions with SAP and Mirakl
Consumers worldwide responded to COVID-19 outbreaks by hoarding products, and disregarding brand loyalty, which greatly impacted supply chains. In this e-book, learn how to remedy supply chain disruption by understanding technology choices to better manage supply chain challenges.
State of Malware
As entire businesses switched to remote working, IT teams found themselves trying to fit months-long projects into days, with security an unfortunate but understandable casualty. Faced with a new landscape, cybercriminals ditched some old tactics and placed a new emphasis on gathering intelligence. And as people adapted to their “new normal,” scammers exploited their isolation with a resurgence in tech support scams. New adversaries crawled out of the woodwork, too. April’s global shutdown was accompanied by a staggering rise in the use of stalkerware, a shorthand term for the type of mobile monitoring and spyware apps that are sometimes deployed by abusive partners.
MSPs transform their endpoint security
Read about three case studies of MSPs who overcame their endpoint security challenges with Malwarebytes.
MSPs: The 5 essentials from your endpoint security partner
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are an important part of the IT environment, providing the knowledge and the trusted partnerships that enable organizations of all sizes to embrace innovations made available by our era of digital transformation.
While there has never been a more exciting time to be an MSP, there are also many challenges MSPs must navigate to acquire and preserve long-lasting client relationships. Specifically, MSPs cite maintaining profitability (27 percent), bolstering growth (33 percent), and managing cybersecurity (30 percent) as some of their top business issues.
When it comes to managing cybersecurity, safeguarding client endpoints is a critical piece of the MSP service offering. MSPs should have an endpoint security vendor that helps them overcome common issues that can cut into profits and lead to client churn.
Your selected endpoint security vendor should ensure that you can streamline your client deployments, simplify your ability to prioritize your response efforts, and manage your clients at scale. Ultimately, your vendor should optimize the efficiency of your time and efforts so that you can continue to grow your business and maximize revenue.
MSPs: The 5 essentials from your endpoint security partner
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are an important part of the IT environment, providing the knowledge and the trusted partnerships that enable organizations of all sizes to embrace innovations made available by our era of digital transformation.
While there has never been a more exciting time to be an MSP, there are also many challenges MSPs must navigate to acquire and preserve long-lasting client relationships. Specifically, MSPs cite maintaining profitability (27 percent), bolstering growth (33 percent), and managing cybersecurity (30 percent) as some of their top business issues.
When it comes to managing cybersecurity, safeguarding client endpoints is a critical piece of the MSP service offering. MSPs should have an endpoint security vendor that helps them overcome common issues that can cut into profits and lead to client churn.
Your selected endpoint security vendor should ensure that you can streamline your client deployments, simplify your ability to prioritize your response efforts, and manage your clients at scale. Ultimately, your vendor should optimize the efficiency of your time and efforts so that you can continue to grow your business and maximize revenue.
MSPs transform their endpoint security
Read about three case studies of MSPs who overcame their endpoint security challenges with Malwarebytes.
12 Hidden Costs and Hurdles to Managing AWS Infrastructure
Cloud adoption is booming. Gartner estimates that spending on cloud services grew 6 percent in 2020 to a total market value of $257.9 billion. While there are several large public cloud players, Amazon Web Services (AWS) remains the largest, with 45 percent of the market share for Infrastructure-as-a-Service, and more than 1 million active users.
But, even with an estimated 91 percent of organizations now using a public cloud, many lack the bandwidth, internal resources, and expertise to properly manage their infrastructure. Aspects like monitoring, proactive improvements, and cost optimization typically require substantial legwork that may occupy engineers and pull them away from core business initiatives.
Without the right resources and expertise, managing your own AWS infrastructure can lead to:
- Costly outages due to hard-to-use monitoring tools.
- Never achieving a proactive approach.
- Overpaying for cloud services.
In this Ebook, we will review 12 hidden costs and hurdles to managing AWS infrastructure on your own, and how working with a managed cloud service provider like Mission can help leverage AWS to accelerate your business.
10 Best Practices For Reducing Spend In AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) forever changed the world of IT when it entered the market in 2006 offering services for pennies on the dollar. While its prices have come down significantly over the years, many companies learned the hard way that moving to the public cloud didn’t always achieve the cost savings they expected.
In fact, organizations have frequently noticed public cloud bills two to three times higher than expectations. This doesn’t mean that moving to the public cloud is a mistake. The public cloud provides huge benefits in agility, responsiveness, simplified operation, and improved innovation but the reality of the cloud is that costs steadily rise over time, and without clear insight into what drives your spend, strategic cost reduction is impossible.
In this book, you will learn the 10 best practices for reducing spend in AWS, so you can start optimizing your cloud for spend and performance today.
Smarter data security with IBM Security Guardium
Businesses are embracing hybrid multicloud-based deployment models in order to gain agility and drive their organizations forward. But such a deployment can increase the attack surface, potentially resulting in a host of new data security and compliance challenges.
Learn how IBM Security Guardium—with broad visibility and monitoring, actionable insights and remediation controls—can help you take a smarter, integrated approach to safeguarding critical data across hybrid, multicloud environments.
Overcoming data security challenges in a hybrid multicloud world
Organizations are rapidly moving to the cloud, leveraging infrastructure as a service (IaaS), software-as-a-service (SaaS), platform as-a-service (PaaS), and Database as-a-service as new ways to optimize their business, even though these environments present new risks to sensitive data.
Data security solutions must be able to operate across multiple environments (physical, cloud and hybrid).
Read this ebook to learn more about how to secure sensitive data across a variety of environments, and how the IBM Data Security portfolio can help.
Gartner: Beyond GDPR: Five Technologies to Borrow From Security to Operationalize Privacy
Having to operationalize privacy caught many organizations unprepared. Thus, Gartner experienced a tremendous spike in client inquiry regarding GDPR preparations, with a 400% increase over the previous year.
In preparing for various privacy regulations, security and risk management leaders should review this report to review a set of balanced controls for privacy and security in the implementation of five key technologies.
