In 2023 alone, 82% of cloud data breaches involved data stored in the cloud—a striking reminder of the urgent need for cloud security. Organizations increasingly rely on cloud computing for scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency, so the stakes for securing these environments have never been higher.

Every 39 seconds, somewhere in the world, a cyberattack strikes. And, by the time you finish reading this sentence, a company has just become its latest victim!

Cybercrime is expected to cost businesses $8 trillion globally in 2023 alone—an astronomical figure surpassing the GDP of many nations combined. And it’s not just Fortune 500 companies that need to worry.

Phishing attacks are evolving alarmingly, and no business—large or small—is immune. In 2024, 94% of organizations reported experiencing phishing attacks. With 3.4 billion phishing emails being sent every single day​, these attacks are becoming more frequent and more challenging to detect.

About 74% of organizations experienced at least one cyberattack in 2024, with the financial impact of data breaches averaging $4.45 million. As we move into 2025, cybersecurity is an alarming concern for most organizations, with attackers evolving their methods and expanding their targets.

Our everyday lives rely on a complex web of systems, assets, and networks. From the power that lights up our homes to the water that flows from our taps, these essential services form the crux of our modern society. But as our dependency on these systems grows, so do its risks. A single disruption can cascade across industries, impacting everything from healthcare to finance, transportation, and communication.