Reviving Cybersecurity Innovation with Experience at the Forefront

Take another look at the title of this article. Do you find it to be a surprising statement? Cybersecurity innovation is not quite at the stage where it needs resuscitation, still, the last few months have demonstrated the need for change. As we move forward, the changing workplace environment is certainly building the case for innovation.


At a recent virtual security conference, a session presented by cybersecurity specialist Robert Hannigan discussed changes that have occurred with the move to remote working. He noted many Security Operations Centers are experiencing a drop in the number of alerts, but not because volumes have reduced. Instead, it is because alerts have moved from being visible on the corporate network to invisible on home Wi-Fi.


The bad guys know this and are taking full advantage of the opportunity. Initially, confusion caused by contact tracing applications and COVID packages provided a vehicle for data theft and ransomware – although, this was short-lived and peaked by the end of March. Now, we’re seeing scammers changing direction toward online shoppers and bored home workers who are downloading television shows and movies illegally.


As we move toward a post-pandemic world with remote and in-office work blending, what should organizations be considering in giving the best user experience, meanwhile, maintaining their privacy and ensuring business applications and data remain secure?


Think Differently; Experience Comes First


To answer the above question means a new way of thinking is required. Instead of considering “How many connections?” or “How fast is the throug ..

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