Thynadok Prysal

Introduction In today’s increasingly digital-first world, organizations are rapidly shifting toward cloud-first strategies and enabling remote workforces at scale. This shift has brought new opportunities for flexibility and productivity, but has also introduced significant network security challenges. Traditional perimeter-based security models struggle to keep up with the distributed nature of modern business operations, leaving gaps

Current data shows people spend 90% of their internet time on mobile apps. There were 6.4 billion mobile networks in 2022, and could increase to 7.7 billion by 2028. This large number of users has attracted different cybersecurity trends and needs. 2023 alone recorded 49% of login credentials breaches. Unsecure code tops mobile app cybersecurity

The rise of remote work has ushered in a new era of professionals untethered to traditional office spaces – the digital nomads. Armed with laptops and a thirst for adventure, these individuals traverse the globe, working from exotic locales and immersing themselves in diverse cultures. But beyond the wanderlust-inducing Instagram posts and tales of freedom,