"As organizations get ready to roll out AI to change their business processes and implement new ones, their networks are under greater pressure than ever before. At the same time, the frequency, scale, and sophistication of cyberattacks continue to rise, meaning network resilience remains critical. Here's how secure, resilient networks are defining the future, and what organizations can do to stay ahead."
"Global networks have been under siege for years, but recent attacks are more sophisticated and move at unprecedented speed. Many organizations are still relying on outdated infrastructure, with Cisco research revealing that 48% of network assets worldwide are aging or obsolete. This creates vulnerabilities that attackers eagerly exploit. It's no longer enough to patch and maintain; a fundamental shift in strategy is required. The business impact is significant:"
Organizations rolling out AI and new business processes are placing unprecedented pressure on networks while cyberattacks increase in frequency, scale, and sophistication. Many networks run on aging or obsolete infrastructure—Cisco research shows 48% of network assets worldwide are outdated—creating exploitable vulnerabilities. Single severe network outages can drive massive global losses, with one outage per business annually aggregating $160 billion from congestion, cyberattacks, and misconfigurations. Modern networks often span multi-vendor solutions that add complexity and risk when secure configurations are inconsistent. Simplicity, automation, infrastructure refreshes, and advanced security tools are essential to shrink attack surfaces and enable faster threat detection.
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