New Report from Fudo Security Identifies Key Trends in Secure Remote Access
Summary
The company enlisted the unique perspectives of a diverse, select group of CISOs, senior cybersecurity executives and industry decision-makers from around the globe including the US, Europe, Asia and MENA. • 22.9% experienced a remote attack or disruption since the beginning of the COVID period in March 2020 • The greatest perceived threats were malware (28.9%), misuse by staff (26.5%) and threats related to vendors and other third parties (21.7%) • 28.9% said they have invested in new tools but still feel inadequately protected “Human error, combined with deliberate actions by employees and contractors are the biggest cybersecurity risk for any organization. Multi-factor authentication and SSL VPNs top the list of most-used solutions, but are proving to be insufficient,” said Patryk Brozek, CEO of Fudo Security. “While there is no perfect tool in the reality we are living in, a lean, PAM-based secure remote access solution enables enhanced cyber resiliency and Zero Trust network access, effectively monitoring user activity that is crucial to securing the future,” Brozek said. Additionally, Fudo’s solutions help manage password policies and alert immediately in case of any suspicious behavior.
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