You’ve been there. Whether you’re an IT professional or an end user, you’ve either felt or witnessed the frustration of constantly changing passwords and needing to remember dozens of solutions.
It’s time to get used to being comfortable with being uncomfortable. After Microsoft Inspire, top-level executives are reevaluating their organization’s technology. They see that the future is in productive, integrative products that automate processes and boost security.
Let’s face it: Cybersecurity attacks are happening constantly. In 2016 alone an average of 55,000 devices were compromised by Ransomware every month. Whether specifically targeted or automated, these attacks can range from individual data phishing to financial crimes of a monumental scale. While there do exist several cyberattacks that result from faults of the software, these bugs and flaws are often caught early on and patched out. In fact, per reports, most cyberattacks are a direct result of some form of human error.
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