Cybersecurity has long been a game of cat and mouse. AI is making the mouse trickier to catch.
Attackers are using AI to launch spear-phishing campaigns, deepfake voice calls and hyper-targeted text attacks. These attacks are virtually impossible for humans to detect and can be launched at an unprecedented scale.
Communication workarounds are a big problem, particularly in small to midsize enterprises (SMEs).
Recent workforce studies show that more than half of workers waste time shifting between uncoordinated tools, navigating an average of seven different platforms to finish routine tasks.
Network performance is a critical and growing challenge among small to midsize enterprises (SMEs). Slow speeds, unpredictable downtime and connectivity issues directly hit an SME’s bottom line.
Troubleshooting these issues is often inhibited by a lack of visibility.
Multifactor authentication (MFA) has long played a critical role in cybersecurity. However, cybercriminals are using various technical and social engineering methods to bypass it. Adversary-in-the-Middle phishing, push bombing and session hijacking are among the techniques used to defeat MFA.
Risk-based MFA helps close these gaps.
Cyber insurance rates are dropping. Abundant capacity and intense competition have triggered a period of market softening, keeping prices favorable for corporate buyers.
However, this rate decline hides a critical catch. While base premiums are cheaper, insurers are restricting policy terms and widening coverage exclusions to offset the rise in cyber claims.
The network will often provide clear signals that a refresh is necessary.
Ideally, network hardware should be refreshed every three to five years. However, “ideal” can seem like an unnecessary headache for small to midsize enterprises (SMEs). A major network overhaul is expensive, time-consuming and disruptive, particularly for SMEs that lack in-house IT expertise and resources.
Video and environmental data work together to streamline facilities management, reduce costs and improve safety.
Organizations rely on their physical facility to support their operations. However, the average age of a commercial building in the U.S. has crossed the 50-year mark.
Patch management has long been a challenge for small to midsize enterprises, and it’s only getting worse. According to industry benchmarks, 77 percent of organizations take more than a week to deploy a patch organization-wide. Meanwhile, cybercriminals are using AI tools to build weaponized exploits in under an hour.
Many organizations are struggling with an overabundance of collaboration tools, a phenomenon known as “tool sprawl.” Instead of making teams faster, juggling too many single-purpose applications creates operational bottlenecks and cognitive fatigue.
Identity management isn’t just about humans. In modern cloud and AI-driven environments, non-human identities (NHIs) outnumber human users by an estimated 100:1. Despite this, many organizations are stuck in a human-centric worldview, leaving machine accounts under-governed.
