Why Cybersecurity Must Mend Its Ways To Thwart Modern Threats

According to the FBI, more than $6.9 billion was lost to cybercrime in 2021, and according to Accenture, cybersecurity attacks increased 31 percent from 2020 to 2021. That’s because cybercriminals have become more sophisticated and they’re finding more ways to exploit software and application vulnerabilities. Established security best practices are no longer enough to thwart them and security gaps have emerged, despite increasing concern about cybersecurity. It’s time for DevOps to catch up so they can meet the challenges of the modern threat landscape.

What should enterprises do to safeguard themselves in this fast-evolving environment? What changes should they make to meet this need, in terms of technology, skills, organization and culture?

Rami Sass, CEO of Mend, sets out his vision in a recent Forbes article. Read the full article here to find out more.

Meet The Author

Adam Murray

Adam Murray is a content writer at Mend. He began his career in corporate communications and PR, in London and New York, before moving to Tel Aviv. He’s spent the last ten years working with tech companies like Amdocs, Gilat Satellite Systems, Allot Communications, and Sisense. He holds a Ph.D. in English Literature. When he’s not spending time with his wife and son, he’s preoccupied with his beloved football team, Tottenham Hotspur.