Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In recent years, cybersecurity has undergone a radical transformation. Traditional solutions, once sufficient to protect organizations' digital assets, have become obsolete against increasingly complex cyber threats. Malicious actors now leverage advanced technologies to launch sophisticated attacks at unprecedented scales and speeds. According to the UK's National Cyber Security Centre, AI is accelerating the spread of ransomware and lowering the entry barrier for less experienced cybercriminals.

As cyber threats intensify, demand for managed services continues to grow at a rapid pace. According to Canalys, by 2025, 28% of managed service providers are expected to achieve over 20% growth. To maintain this positive trend, MSPs must evolve towards an MSP 3.0 model, as AI integration and automation are essential tools in addressing cyber risks and regulatory challenges.

Today, data is one of organizations' most valuable and vulnerable assets. Effective backups are essential for operational continuity and cybersecurity. With 80% of businesses exposed to ransomware attacks, this World Backup Day emphasizes the need to regularly back up critical systems to minimize downtime and ensure quick recovery from incidents. However, many organizations still face challenges with backup and restoration processes.

Traditional on-premises identity management solutions are no longer adequate to support small and midsize organizations. Moreover, modern Cloud alternatives have significantly eased the complexity and inefficiencies of premises-based identity management.