As cloud use continues to grow, training and scaling teams to protect a modern cloud environment will pay off exponentially. 

A recent report found that the top drivers for cloud-based backup are the desire to integrate cyber technologies with data protection and backup.

No matter how many systems are running on local devices or connected to the cloud, organizations can bring them all back to a central head end. 

New research provides key insights and classifications regarding the threats that identity security teams face. 

Cloud storage was analyzed in a recent report finding that 93% of organizations plan to grow their public cloud storage capacity in 2024.

Intercom systems can provide a facility with a significant amount of security and control, enabling users to communicate with other individuals.

According to a recent report, 87% of organizations indicate plans to enhance vulnerability and exposure remediation efforts within the next year.

The cybersecurity landscape is already a battleground of cyberattacks, with the proliferation of SaaS applications adding to its complexity.

According to a recent physical security report, 44% of security leaders have more than 25% of their physical security setups are in the cloud.

Cloud adoption and cybersecurity spending for small and medium businesses (SMBs) was analyzed in a recent report by DigitalOcean Holdings.