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The need to strengthen infrastructure and production systems and keep them operational and stable has immensely grown over the past few months. Technology trends such as automation and cloud are going mainstream while basic repositories and trusting partners are drastically falling from their positions.

The pandemic has unleashed a modern era of change for businesses. With an exhausted remote workforce that still needs to be well protected, cybercrime will likely be an even major problem in the coming months.

Businesses failing to identify and address the emerging threats will be in jeopardy from a new wave of cyber-attacks and data breaches. According to a CSIS report, cybercrime ran rampant in 2020, with global costs escalating as high as $1 trillion. However, disaster can be prevented with the right move at the right time. By aligning security efforts in line with business objectives, redesigning infrastructure, and protecting the edge, companies can build resilience and design a roadmap to future success.