Cyber Resilience
Keeps your business in business
Cyber resilience is the continuous access to personal and business data, even in an era of unprecedented cyber threats. Cyber resilience helps keep companies secure and their data protected, so they can serve their customers, employees and investors regardless of the cyber challenges they may face.
Achieve cyber resilience and beat
social engineering.
Whether we’re being enticed to provide sensitive information or click a malicious link, bad actors are always looking for ways to exploit us and gain access to our information. For businesses, endpoints and emails are top vectors for attack. Protecting them is the cornerstone of what it means to be cyber resilient.
Uncover how bad actors use
social engineering.
AI and machine learning are essential for
cyber resilience.
Because what you don’t know can hurt you, we source our threat intelligence from millions of real-world endpoints around the globe.
Discover what IT decision makers from across the globe say about how artificial intelligence and machine learning inform their security.
Cyber resilience
means endless uptime.
Cyber resilience means uninterrupted access to your data. Ready when you are. Wherever you are.
Ransomware is an increasingly common form of downtime. Click below and watch our series, Ransomware 2021, to hear expert opinions on doing away with downtime.
Cyber resilience accounts for cyber risks. Known and unknown.
And backup when you need it. Because every layer matters when it comes to securing business data.
Discover the Hidden Cost of Ransomware and today’s threat landscape to see why we take a layered approach to data security.
Uncover the nastiest malware of 2023
Malware and malware threats wreak havoc on IT professionals and even private citizens on a daily basis. With accessible ransomware-as-a-service models and sneakier payloads, malware tricks even the most knowledgeable expert.
Attacks are on the rise, they’re more expensive than ever and their consequences can be severe.
Why Cyber resilience?
In 2020, 4.18 million malicious IPs were active at any given time1/ ransomware soared by 150%2 / and 1.4 million cryptojacking scripts were still generating revenue for cybercriminals.
There's no shortage of online threats.
The average ransom demanded more than doubled between 2019 and 2020.3/ The proportion of organizations targeted by cyberattacks rose to 43%4 / and healthcare was the most infected industry in 2020.5
Data security dangers are coming together in scary ways.
- OpenText. “The Webroot BrightCloud Threat Report” (May 2021)
- Infosecurity. “Ransomware Attacks Soared 150% in 2020." (2021)
- Palo Alto Networks. “The Unit 42 Ransomware Threat Report” (2021)
- Hiscox. “Cyber Readiness Report 2021” (April 2021)
- OpenText. “The Webroot BrightCloud Threat Report” (May 2021)
