Best Practices for Securing SOHO, Small Businesses and Branch Offices

Researchers recorded 6.06 billion malware attacks in 2023, the highest global malware attack volume since 20191 , according to the SonicWall Annual Cyber Threat Report. Malware increased 11% year-over-year, with encrypted threats increasing 117% and cryptojacking increasing 659%.

Security breaches at large enterprises such as Change Healthcare2 and AT&T3 capture major headlines, yet 43% of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses4. Distributed enterprises are also susceptible to cyberattacks. These organizations typically have IT and security resources centralized in one location, such as headquarters, and fewer resources at others.

IT and security teams face challenges such as managing increased workload with limited resources, inconsistent visibility across different security layers, and shortage of existing cyber skills5.

Discover best practices, security tips and hidden gems that lower your total cost of ownerships from SonicWall, an industry leader in cybersecurity with more than 30 years of expertise, on how to protect your SOHO, branch offices and IoT devices .

How to Stay Operational During an Outbreak

Protect your Remote and Work-from-Home Employees during the COVID-19 Outbreak

Join SonicWall security experts as we explore the challenges you need to address to stay safe — and operational — during the coronavirus outbreak.

Register now to gain actionable best practices to:
•Expand your remote workforce securely
•Defend against fear-based cyberattacks
•Establish a true remote office for employees
•Gain additional operational benefits
•Learn how to apply learnings to critical business continuity and disaster recovery plans

2021 Cyber Threat Report — How 2020 Changed Cybersecurity Forever

2020 brought unprecedented global change, and cybersecurity was no exception. From the widescale shift to remote work brought by the pandemic, to record-high cryptocurrency prices, to one of the worst cyberattacks of all time, the tools and tactics we started 2020 with are no match for the threat landscape of 2021.

Join Cybersecurity Expert Brook Chelmo as he discusses the report’s findings, including the new and disruptive cyber trends and threats of 2020 and what they mean for cybersecurity in 2021 and beyond:

• A new era for supply-chain attacks and nation-state campaigns
• Preparing for the future of work: at home or on prem
• Ransomware: Which states, countries and industries were hit hardest?
• And more

Internet of Things (IoT) – Welcome to The Wild West

IoT is not new, but did you know that it is the fastest-growing area of vulnerability today?
Join Security Expert Anurag Som for episode #2 of our MINDHUNTER series on February 18 to understand the threat and the simple mechanisms that can be put in place to protect your organization. Don’t let it grow out of control!

Does Your Network Need a Watchman?

Join SonicWall Cybersecurity expert & Senior Solutions architect, Muhammed Jihad, as he explores the risks of not inspecting encrypted traffic — such as security holes, ransomware, and compliance issues – and what your network needs to do to gain visibility into this growing attack vector.

Lessons from Cybercrime’s Record-breaking Year

Critical infrastructure attacks. Crypto pickpockets. Triple extortion. Ransomware was delivered via snail mail.

From triple-digit spikes to new records to significant reversals, the stats found in the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report are stories unto themselves. But behind every stat is a wealth of trends, tactics and developments ranging from the encouraging, to the terrifying, to the bizarre.

Join SonicWall cybersecurity expert Jeff Marshall as he explores:
• The latest on ransomware’s meteoric rise
• The locations and industries most targeted in 2021
• Why we’ve reached an inflection point in the war on cybercrime
• Business Email Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks, and more

Lessons from Cybercrime’s Record-breaking Year – ASEAN

Critical infrastructure attacks. Crypto pickpockets. Triple extortion. Ransomware was delivered via snail mail.

From triple-digit spikes to new records to significant reversals, the stats found in the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report are stories unto themselves. But behind every stat is a wealth of trends, tactics and developments ranging from the encouraging, to the terrifying, to the bizarre.

Join SonicWall cybersecurity expert Bryan and Hartony as they explore:
• The latest on ransomware’s meteoric rise
• The locations and industries most targeted in 2021
• Why we’ve reached an inflection point in the war on cybercrime
• Business Email Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks, and more