A UNIFIED SECURITY STRATEGY: THE NEW BUSINESS IMPERATIVE

Organisations must shift from siloed security to a unified, intelligent approach that safeguards endpoints, applications, and infrastructure in real time

- VIKRANT CHOWDHARY

IN today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, organisations face unprecedented security challenges across their IT ecosystem. Data breaches due to application security vulnerabilities are on the rise, with recent research showing web application breaches account for 25 per cent, consisting mostly of stolen credentials.

In addition, a study by the Ponemon Institute shows that 68 per cent of organisations have experienced one or more endpoint attacks that compromised data and IT infrastructure.

Here's the eye-opening fact. Despite record investments in cybersecurity (cybersecurity spending is forecasted to exceed $400 billion by 2030), even the most resilient systems are not immune to vulnerabilities if not properly managed.

As threats grow increasingly sophisticated, security teams struggle with fragmented workflows, limited visibility, and alert fatigue, which ultimately expose organisations to risks and increase the likelihood of breaches, threatening both business continuity and customer trust.

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