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Your Content Goes Here Managing devices has never been easy and COVID-19 has made it so much harder, especially now that most organizations allow employees to work from anywhere (WFA). At the beginning of the pandemic when everyone dispersed, business continuity and remote support was paramount with IT teams scrambling to just keep business running. […]

COVID-19 spikes are keeping employees virtual, ransomware is inevitable, and finding expert talent is proving difficult. If 2022 is anything like this year, preparing for disruptions now will set up organizations to be more successful. So how can you maximize your 2022 IT budget and stay secure, all while managing a work from anywhere chaotic environment?

Many organizations’ IT-Security tools are outmoded. We are still using standard security methods, like least privilege access, multi-factor authentication, and manual threat hunting to keep organizations secure, but these are table stakes and no longer enough to keep businesses safe. Hybrid WFH environments have increased attack surfaces, the number of devices with the proliferation of IoT and BYOD have exponentially increased, and hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities 6 times faster than they are being patched. A paradigm shift in advancing IT-Security must occur if we are to keep pace with our adversaries, and it all starts with examining trust.

The current IT and Cybersecurity landscape is broken. Vulnerabilities last too long, IT teams are constantly struggling to identify, remediate and validate new issues manually, basic maintenance dominates the priority list, and the WFH environment is not going away any time soon. On top of it all, hackers are using automation to exploit vulnerabilities 6 times faster than they are being patched while the cybersecurity hiring gap is only getting worse. A paradigm shift in IT Security is desperately needed to reduce risk and restore confidence.