Are We Moving Fast Enough to Secure Organizations from Security Breaches Growing in Size, Scope, and Cost?

A recent SANS survey sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity world, even as reports of massive phishing scams and ransomware attacks flooded the media, making 2021 arguably the worst year ever based on the statistics - and we are only halfway through this year. The report reiterated the source of …

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Are We Moving Fast Enough to Secure Organizations from Security Breaches Growing in Size, Scope, and Cost?
A recent SANS survey sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity world, even as reports of massive phishing scams and ransomware attacks flooded the media, making 2021 arguably the worst year ever based on the statistics - and we are only halfway through this year. The report reiterated the source of most breaches happens as the result of human errors (employees falling for phishing scams that result in data compromise or credential theft) and said that despite the evidence, few organizations are making real progress in addressing growing threats.

Cloud Adoption Creating Identity Management Headaches in Healthcare
Healthcare organizations are moving to the cloud, and often more than one cloud for many reasons. First, this environment enables them to maximize the benefits of each cloud for their specific needs. For example, some divisions of an organization find that Microsoft Azure is ideal, while others prefer AWS.In addition, organizations are keen to leverage the power of distributed technology, which enables apps to run on different clouds with little or no re-work, and to securely manage data behind the firewall or in the cloud, or by both means. Another reason is that many organizations simply want to avoid vendor lock-in. Indeed, most use more than three clouds.

Why Partners are Key to Infoblox Cloud Go-to-Market
In what has been an extraordinary year for Infoblox and our partners, much is changing as we enter the post-pandemic era where companies will retain their remote work investments. We are continuing our cloud-first evolution with what our CEO, Jesper Andersen, calls Infoblox 3.0. This evolution began with extending our market leading DDI and security solutions into multi-cloud environments and evolving from selling perpetual licenses to offering subscription services. Then, last September's investment from Warburg Pincus and Vista Equity Partners validated the successful SaaS foundation we built and set the stage for further investments in our cloud-first strategy, including developing more programs and resources for our partners.