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Cybercriminals increasingly infiltrate organizations through their trusted vendors, software suppliers, and third-party services. As supply chain attacks grow rapidly, businesses must rethink how they manage external access, secure software dependencies, and monitor third-party risks. A proactive approach to vendor security and Zero Trust can significantly reduce exposure to hidden threats.
Zero Trust replaces traditional perimeter security with an identity-first model that continuously verifies users, devices, and applications. As cloud adoption and hybrid work expand, identity becomes the new security boundary—making strong authentication, least-privilege access, and continuous monitoring essential for preventing modern cyberattacks.
Hybrid and remote work have expanded the digital workplace beyond the office, creating new cybersecurity challenges. As employees access corporate systems from home networks and personal devices, insider risks and endpoint vulnerabilities have become major threats. This article explores how hybrid work increases exposure, common attack vectors targeting remote users, and the modern security strategies organizations must adopt—from Zero Trust and IAM to endpoint protection and insider threat monitoring—to secure today’s distributed workforce.