Software companies and their users faced serious challenges from cyberattack and ransomware groups in 2021, from the outfall of the SolarWinds attack to the Colonial Pipeline and Kaseya attacks, and to round out the year, groups exploiting the Log4j vulnerability. Industry thought leaders predict that businesses and enterprises will take action in 2022 to build strong cybersecurity strategies and minimize their risks from cyber threats.
Strong Cybersecurity for Businesses
Here are four things your users are planning to strengthen their security postures:
1. Become more proactive
Cam Roberson, Director of the Reseller Channel at Beachhead Solutions, says, “In 2022, businesses will pursue more proactive and automated security risk responses to protect their systems and data.”
He adds, “They won’t have a choice. Facing broader threats (it’s not just ransomware!), businesses will seek the flexibility to implement customized predetermined countermeasures aligned with their particular use cases.”
“I expect approaches enabling zero-trust policies will accelerate the fastest, along with strategies that protect against employee-centric threat vectors…
