As 2020 is finally and fortunately coming to an end, here at Bitdefender, we’re already exploring what will happen next year and getting our defenses ready. While our crystal ball might not be perfect, here is a shortlist of what we expect in the 2021 cyber-threat landscape:
The recent breaches making headlines is a stark reminder that no organization is immune to cyberattacks. We firmly stand by FireEye and SolarWinds and commend them for their transparency and rapid response to help minimize impact to those affected. Like us, they fight the good fight.
- Bitdefender Endpoint Detection and Response is our new EDR product that supplements any third-party endpoint security solution
- GravityZone gets a new executive dashboard and an enhanced SIEM connector
- All Bitdefender EDR products now feature custom EDR detection rules capabilities
We are proud to announce that Bitdefender MDR won the 2020 CRN Tech Innovator Award in the Security – Managed Detection & Response category.
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- Take time to understand your audience before building your brand strategy and messaging.
- Always remember that when you talk to everyone, you reach no one.
- Studies show that 54%* of consumers want to see more video content from a brand or business they support (HubSpot, 2018).
- Most CISOs are concerned about the threat of cyberwarfare to their organisation yet a lot of businesses don’t have a strategy in place to protect against it. In fact, new research by Bitdefender found 71% of CISOs believe cyberwarfare is a threat to their organisation.
- Despite this, only just over a fifth (22%) admit to not having a strategy in place to mitigate this risk.
Last Monday, Microsoft published a security advisory detailing a new font-parsing remote code-execution vulnerability targeting Windows 7 devices.
Bitdefender, a leading global cybersecurity company protecting over 500 million systems worldwide, has been named a “strong performer” in The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Detection And Response, Q1 2020 report, based on its offering, strategy and market presence.
Cooperation between health professionals and IT staff has never been more important. The data shows it and real-life crises healthcare organizations go through prove it.
What makes healthcare such a high-value target for cybercriminals?
You’ll find the reasons are a lot more nuanced - and even surprising - than you may think.
“In 2019, 43% of breach victims were small businesses.” (Verizon)
The New Year should not only be a time for personal improvement, goal setting and reflection. It's also the perfect time to focus on the past, present and future of your small business. With the increase in cyber-attacks on vulnerable small businesses, 2020 is the year to protect your organization and your customers from preventable threats.
With 2020 just weeks away, here at Bitdefender we wanted to share our forecast for the year to come. That said, here are our top predictions for the cybersecurity space in 2020 and what we should be looking out for.
The holidays are a chaotic time for everyone, especially small business owners. Not only are they caring for the needs of their family, they are delivering their customers the excellent service that small business owners pride themselves on.
