Securing the future of hybrid work
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Securing a new world of hybrid work: what to know and what to do Vasu Jakkal, CVP, Security, Compliance and Identity
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How to secure your hybrid work world with a Zero Trust approach New innovations in Zero Trust for a hybrid world
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Email to Microsoft employees: Securing our hybrid workplace Bret Arsenault, CVP, CISO
Securing a new world of hybrid work: what to know and what to do
The cybersecurity landscape has fundamentally changed, as evidenced by large-scale, complex attacks like Nobelium, Hafnium, and more recently last week’s Colonial Pipeline attack, which signals that human-operated ransomware is on the rise.
Hackers launch an average of 50 million password attacks every day—579 per second. Phishing attacks have increased. Firmware attacks are on the rise, and ransomware has become incredibly problematic. And while Microsoft intercepted and thwarted a record-breaking 30 billion email threats last year, our work is never done.
We are now actively tracking 40 plus active nation-state actors and over 140 threat groups representing 20 countries—that number used to be a handful.
Security continues to be a number one priority for our customers, especially as many companies around the world are looking to transition from remote work to hybrid. To truly meet this challenge, defenders across the industry must come together for an end-to-end, Zero Trust security approach that covers the entire technology ecosystem. Because today, digital transformation cannot happen without security transformation.
