Within the cybersecurity sphere, there’s a general reluctance to rock the status-quo: think of the “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it” attitude. Although adopting this mentality, given the current vein of debilitating ransomware, phishing, social engineering, and DDoS attacks, could be your undoing.

As such, it’s important for customers to continually evaluate their security tools and procedures, ROI, and gap analysis, and after which then create action plans to bolster their cyber posture.

On the other side of the coin, security vendors must adopt this evaluation mode, too, inviting and actioning feedback from customers and developing their tools with both customers and the adversaries in mind.

Watch this Fireside Chat featuring Katie Ralph, EMEA Solutions Engineering, SonicWall to discover what happens when customers and vendors rest on their laurels, and to learn how to reverse this trend with a cybersecurity assessment framework.

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