The second half of 2023 holds significant implications for businesses worldwide as the landscape of cybersecurity continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. Gone are the days of gradual environmental changes and incremental adjustments.Instead, we find ourselves living in a time of hyper-connectivity and rapidly shifting events that elude our control and defy prediction.
By acquiring a comprehensive view, organisations can readily identify indicators of intent, enabling better decision-making to mitigate and prevent insider risks from manifesting into malicious insider threats. Cybercriminals exploit new vulnerabilities before they can be patched, consistently outpacing the efforts of vendors. Even when patches are available, most businesses lack formal programs to implement them into their environments.
Without consistent management of your cyber resilience program and the enforcement of basic controls, a single oversight can lead to a breach. Attackers effortlessly waltz through the front door when it is left wide open. Businesses of all sizes are often at fault, whether due to using default passwords or neglecting to address known breaches.
You need visibility to give you the capability to identify problems when they occur and destroy the threat before you bleed out. We are hyper connected and it is pointless to throw more money at different solutions if they are not part of a combined cyber resilience program. It is not effective to close all the windows, but leave the front door open.