The cyberthreat landscape isn't just changing—it's transforming at breakneck speed, faster than most people can imagine.

Cybercrime continues to escalate—with global costs projected to hit $10.5 trillion annually this year—as attackers use advanced technologies to bypass traditional defenses.

Cyberthreats have evolved at an unprecedented pace, growing in both complexity and scale. Ransomware, phishing campaigns, and supply chain attacks have become more sophisticated, making traditional security measures feel sluggish and outdated. In today's digital landscape, where businesses operate across hybrid environments, real-time threat detection is no longer a luxury—it's a necessity.

The way work gets done today is vastly different from several years ago. It used to be that employees came to the office every day to do their jobs. As they did so, they accessed IT applications and resources hosted in their organizations' on-premises data centers. Stated simply, with users, apps, and data all in the office, organizations operated in what was essentially an on-premises-only fashion. However, two mutually reinforcing phenomena forever changed this status quo.