Work doesn’t happen in one place anymore. Your employees are everywhere: from homes, to cafes, to co-working spaces, and even sometimes on the move. They log in from multiple devices, at unpredictable hours, across time zones and clouds. This flexibility fuels productivity, but it’s also expanding your attack surface.
Your customers don’t check domain registration records. They don’t analyze SSL certificates. They see your logo, your brand colours, your brand name – and they click. They trust you. That’s exactly what cybercriminals exploit.
Imagine your security team bracing for a typical monthly update, only to be hit with a tidal wave. That was September 2025. Google’s Android security patch didn’t just deliver a few fixes—it delivered a staggering 120 vulnerabilities, a shocking leap from the mere 6 patched just one month prior.
You’ve secured your identities. You’ve deployed IAM. Maybe even Zero Trust. But attackers aren’t logging in through your identity provider, they’re coming in through stolen credentials.
Every modern CISO is trapped in a paradox: you need to move fast and be secure. You need to grant access instantly to keep business agile, but you also need to lock it down to prevent a breach.
Every enterprise has them. The legacy applications that refuse to die. They run mission-critical processes, hold sensitive customer data, or power daily operations that simply can’t be migrated overnight.
Cybercriminals just got a massive upgrade. They no longer need skills, just one simple URL.
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