10 Considerations for Building a Hybrid Mesh Firewall

Today’s attackers, whether individuals, organized crime rings, or even hostile nation-states, are more sophisticated, better organized, and better financed than ever.

This can be seen in the growing number of threats, such as advanced persistent attacks, ransomware, and wiper threats—often facilitated by the rise of Crime-as-a-Service (CaaS), new attacks targeting nontraditional devices, and the increase in multifaceted attack strategies.

And new concerns are looming, such as the weaponization of artificial intelligence (AI) and the fear that quantum computing will degrade the effectiveness of the encryption tools that are the basis for much of modern cybersecurity.