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Is Your Cybersecurity Strategy Prepared for 2025?

Writer's picture: Allison HollandAllison Holland

Let’s face the facts. Your current cybersecurity strategy, while well-meaning, might be built on shaky ground. Traditional solutions, such as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), rely on assumptions about what threats exist, leaving your business vulnerable to emerging, sophisticated cyberattacks.


Here’s the harsh reality:


  • 450,000 new malware samples are introduced every day.

  • Ransomware attacks strike every 11 seconds.


Yet many organizations still rely on outdated technologies that can't keep up with this rapid pace of change. Why is this happening? Because legacy solutions like EDR are designed to detect and block known threats. But what happens when attackers introduce novel, unknown threats? These solutions are left in the dark, failing to protect you from attacks that have never been seen before.


The Three Levels of Cybersecurity Protection:


  1. Antivirus (AV): Basic protection, limited to known threats.

  2. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Detects anomalies but still assumes threats based on past behavior.

  3. Unified Zero Trust Security: The next-generation approach that eliminates assumptions, detects both known and unknown threats, and isolates suspicious activities in a secure environment.


This is where Zero Trust comes into play. By adopting a Zero Trust framework, you no longer have to rely on outdated models. Zero Trust continuously verifies and validates every access request to ensure that only trusted users and devices are allowed to interact with your sensitive resources.


Why Zero Trust Matters: As businesses evolve to a more remote-first and cloud-based world, traditional perimeter-based security models become inadequate. Zero Trust doesn’t trust anyone by default — whether inside or outside your network — making it the ideal security framework for the modern, interconnected world. It dramatically reduces the risk of data breaches and insider threats by minimizing access to only what’s absolutely necessary.


By shifting to Zero Trust, your organization gains better visibility into who’s accessing what and when, significantly lowering the risk of a breach. Plus, it’s scalable, meaning it works for companies of all sizes, adapting to your existing infrastructure and security needs.


Ready for 2025? The landscape of cybersecurity is changing rapidly, and the best defense is a proactive one. If you're looking to improve your cybersecurity strategy and want to stay one step ahead of threats, it’s time to explore how Zero Trust can help you secure your business for the future.



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