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The increase in remote and hybrid work, the transition from VPNs to zero trust network access and the shift to cloud-based delivery models are causing growth in cybersecurity spend, according to Gartner, Inc.
The Information Security Maturity Report 2022 from ClubCISO powered by Telstra Purple identified how organizational cybersecurity has shifted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ON DEMAND: Employees don’t feel prepared to navigate an increasingly dangerous world, and they expect their employers to not only care about their personal safety, but to actively keep them safe.