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“Our lives have been greatly advanced by the internet and our shared participation in the digital world. The pandemic accelerated digital first behaviours, forcing millions more to take to online for everything from practical shopping to personal chatting. For individuals, businesses, families and friends, the internet was our means of working, shopping, and communicating. However, COVID-19 gave rise to a new digital pandemic, with cyber criminals taking advantage of the pandemic’s .....
By Keith Glancey (pictured) Director of Technology Western Europe, Infoblox The ever-increasing number of devices connected to the network has become a key pain point for all cybersecurity teams. There’s a never-ending list of devices to protect — whether it’s video doorbells, broadband routers or even cars and traffic lights. Successful attacks on these devices could lead to chaos for individuals and the general population.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is not a new concept. For years, IoT devices have been widely and deeply integrated into our homes and businesses. However, the pandemic spiked our professional reliance on these systems and once again shifted the security goalposts. As most people began to access their work and educational environments remotely, the digital attack surface expanded significantly.
Keith Glancey, systems engineering manager at Infoblox, explains how being proactive and ramping up approaches to cybersecurity, is the best approach. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the delivery of healthcare at a global level. It also changed the digital infrastructure that supports it. The mass adoption of new technologies and services, such as telehealth, paired with the shift to home working, meant that healthcare organisations were forced to engage with more cloud resources than ever before.
By Keith Glancey, Systems Engineering Manager at Infoblox Cloud adoption has never been higher. Whether it’s public, private, multi- or even hybrid-cloud environments, organisations of all sizes, across all sectors are benefiting from the enhanced flexibility, reduced cost and greater stability that cloud can bring. However, whilst cloud can be an enabler in many areas, it can also cause complications for both security and compliance.
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