AI adoption isn't waiting for security teams.

Security leaders and frontline practitioners can look at the same organization, controls, and dashboards, and reach different conclusions about how well cybersecurity is working.

Artificial intelligence is creating a new attack surface organizations must secure. It’s defined by a collision of forces that make it complex:

More than half of IT & cybersecurity professionals who experienced a breach in the past 12 months say they were told to keep it confidential, even when it was reportable.

With several hundred vendors offering MDR services worldwide, it’s difficult to create an accurate short list of MDR providers worth considering for your organization. Yes, AI can create a list in seconds, but is the information trustworthy, or just more AI slop? Figuring it out takes time, which defeats the purpose. That’s why unbiased third-party evaluations are critical, like the 2026 IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Managed Detection and Response Service for Midmarket*.

What if your child called you asking for help after a car accident?

Cybersecurity is entering a new phase—one where the gap between awareness and operational execution is becoming the industry's biggest challenge.

Cybersecurity teams are facing a difficult reality: attacks are evolving faster than many organizations can adapt.