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In this digital age, the need for data security is greater than ever before. Cybercrime is growing more prevalent every year; a single attack cost U.S. companies a median of $18,000 USD in 2022, up from $10,000 USD in 2021. Organizations must take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of their data from cyber-attacks - and one of the most effective methods of protection is the implementation of firewalls.

In today’s digital world, almost every company has sensitive data that must be protected from unauthorized access. In 2021, the U.S. had the highest average total cost of data breaches at $9.05 million. Ensuring your data is protected is critical to keeping your business running.

Ransomware is one of the fastest-growing cyber threats; reports of these incidents increased by 62% in 2021 compared to 2020. Your business needs to have strong cybersecurity defenses in place to protect against ransomware - but you also need to be prepared for the worst.

New security threats and risks emerge constantly, forcing enterprises to adopt new security strategies which are more dynamic and fluid. This requires a multilayered security approach to address threats from different angles. Without such an approach, the risk of cyber-attacks will continue to grow and have a lasting impact on your organization.

Keeping data secure from cybercriminals can be challenging. The volume of sensitive information stored digitally continues to grow at an alarming rate, making it an irresistible target for cybercriminals and malicious code. As a result, many companies have experienced unfortunate data breaches which have put user privacy and trust at risk.

Cybercrime is an ever-growing concern for businesses of all sizes and industries; it's estimated to affect 5.28 million Americans every year, costing a total of $28 billion. Implementing modern digital security tools should therefore be one of the highest business priorities - and one of those is automation.

In today’s threat landscape, it is no longer sufficient to only protect your endpoints. You must also leverage technologies which can be used across the entire network to detect and prevent cyber threats as they attempt to infiltrate your organization.

In recent years, healthcare providers have seen an increased number of cybersecurity incidents, as more medical devices such as insulin pumps, pacemakers and glucose meters are connected to the internet.

Employees within an organization are vital to the success of the business but they are also the biggest threat to its security. Is it possible to turn an organization’s biggest attack surface into a critical layer of defense?

Keeping your network endpoints secure is critical to protecting corporate data, sensitive user data, and corporate intellectual property.

In today’s digitally connected world, it’s only a matter of time before your business or organization is the victim of a cyberattack or data breach. It doesn’t matter if you’re a Fortune 500 company or a small start-up — the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches is real and inevitable. By 2025, it is expected the cost of cybercrime will have increased 15% each year and reach $10.5 trillion annually, affecting everyone from corporations to small businesses to non-profits.

The advances in technologies, the adoption of remote and hybrid work models, increased shifts to cloud networks, and accelerated digitization has changed the threat landscape and network security infrastructure dramatically.

Businesses operating in today’s always-online environment are faced with a constant struggle to protect their data and prevent cybercrime. In this digital world, cybercriminals constantly evolve their methods of attack to stay one step ahead of security solutions.

Cybersecurity is a growing concern. With the increasing use of technology, it has become easier for cybercriminals to infiltrate personal information, steal money or even commit acts of terrorism.

As the manufacturing industry moves forward with its digital transformation initiatives, the risk of cybersecurity threats and attacks increases substantially.

Cyberattacks on the biotechnology industry are increasing, and becoming more sophisticated. Biotech companies are under increasing daily attacks, from brute force and phishing attempts, to targeting of vulnerable web apps.

In today's evolving cybersecurity landscape, it's important to ensure your business data is as safe as possible. Cybercrime has increased by 600% in the last two years, since the pandemic forced businesses to shift to more remote working. With such a high risk of a potential threat to your business, it's vital to make sure you're ready and prepared for the eventual attack.

The use of technology in today's world has brought with it an increase in cyber-attacks. The annual rate of attacks is surprisingly high, and the number of attacks is continuously increasing, with recent reports that a cyber-attack is launched every 39 seconds. Threat actors have latched onto the same technology that businesses use for cybersecurity and are automating their attacks to compromise networks, endpoints, and IT environments. Many companies are not yet prepared to deal with the volume and sophistication of today's automated threat landscape, making it difficult to anticipate where they may next be under attack.

Data breaches are unfortunately a common occurrence in the digital age. Even businesses with strict data security and IT policies can become victims.

Heightened cybersecurity is important in all industries and organizations today, as cyber-attacks continue to increase.

Impressive advances in automation technology have had a big impact in various industries, streamlining and accelerating many aspects of business. At the same time, intelligent automation has removed mundane and repetitive tasks from employees, freeing them to focus on more high-level tasks and projects.