Information Technology Cybersecurity

Securing a critical flaw in your cyber-architecture

You spend your time helping and assessing your clients' digital needs, but what about your own? Are you equipped to handle the workload and do so productively and securely? Mix remote work with a pandemic and you get a brutal combination of security dependencies, threats, and budgetary constraints. Expected to do even more with less, IT teams are stretched to the max and the security liabilities are piling up. Now, a sharp increase in email-borne cyberattacks is very much paralleling the rise in remote work.

It’s time to lock it down.

More Remote Work

Digital Communication

Attack Surface Area

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The Threat:
Increased Surface Area

350% rise in phishing attempts. - UNICRI

Your customers are counting on you to keep their workplaces secure from threats. This means ensuring yours is also safe and your reputation remains intact. The larger your attack surface area, the more weak links leave gaps for cyber criminals to take advantage of. The UN reports that phishing attempts have increased 350% since the pandemic, and 96% of threats begin with email, reports Verizon.

The Opportunity:
Become Essential

Be the trusted provider your customers need

Although threat actors see disasters as an opportunity to attack, it's also your chance as an IT service and software provider to help defend. Providers that are able to affordably scale email and communications security will come out ahead. They’re better able to reallocate much-needed capital, seize on growth opportunities, and communicate freely and securely with vendors and customers.