What is the Hybrid Workforce?

The cybersecurity landscape changed dramatically in 2020. COVID-19 forced us to support hybrid workforces, we had to employ technology differently to support changing customer buying behaviors and we opened up our systems to support remote employees doing their level best to stay productive.

The disruption caused by the pandemic introduced new threats, and exposed the shortcomings of existing security measures. Cyberattacks are surging, and only 44% of companies feel prepared to defend against them.* - Ponemon "Cybersecurity in the Remote Work Era: A Global Risk Report" 2020

CISOs are increasingly being held accountable for both business and technological aspects of security. As they seek to create value for the business, optimizing investments has never been more important.

But cybersecurity is a broad topic, and it can be hard to identify quick wins. This eGuide highlights three initiatives geared towards aligning your cybersecurity program with desired business outcomes, and strengthening defenses across people, process, and technology.

36 billion records were exposed in data breaches between January and October 2020

— 2020 Q3 Data Breach QuickView Report

Get actionable insight from industry experts:

Secure your new hybrid workforce.
Ensure seamless and secure access no matter where users, applications or devices are located.
Assess the cybersecurity health of your organization and your vendors.
Identify gaps in protection and opportunities for consolidation across security controls.
Streamline security operations with automation.
Guard against accidental and malicious insider threats.
Strengthen your overall cybersecurity and risk management posture.