Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Defending Against Today’s Threats. Preparing for Tomorrow’s.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the perfect time to evaluate your organization’s security posture and prepare for emerging threats. Co-led by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA), this annual initiative promotes awareness and action to help organizations stay secure in an increasingly complex digital world.

As threats become more complex, Connection helps organizations strengthen cyber resilience by addressing today’s vulnerabilities and building a roadmap for AI security, cryptographic agility, and post-quantum readiness.

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Gartner predicts spending on technologies that secure AI will grow by 68% in 2027.¹

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By 2028, one in four enterprise GenAI applications is expected to experience multiple security incidents each year.²

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The share of global businesses that still lack a roadmap for addressing quantum cybersecurity threats.³

40%

IDC predicts that 40% of Global 2000 organizations will engage cybersecurity professional services firms to conduct quantum risk assessments.⁴

On-Demand Webinar:
Securing the Future: AI’s Dual Role in Cybersecurity

AI is transforming cybersecurity. As both a defensive tool and as a source of new risk, IT executives and leaders must give their AI initiatives a new level of scrutiny previous strategies did not require. Join Jamal Khan, Head of the CNXN Helix^® Center for Applied AI and Robotics and Chief Growth and Innovation Officer—and special guest speaker Allie Mellen, Principal Analyst at Forrester—for a discussion on the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Stay Ahead of Cybersecurity Threats

Educate Your Employees

People are the weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. Phishing, ransomware, and other cyberattacks are targeting your employees. Training is essential for frontline prevention.

Test Your Environment

Understand your internal and external risks, from the edge to wireless, and find those vulnerabilities. Engage with an expert third-party to conduct penetration testing and detection.

Have an Incident Response and Recovery Plan

By planning for a data breach, your organization can minimize the financial, reputational, and operational damage by having protocols in place.

Cybersecurity Solutions and Services

Connection combines cybersecurity expertise, strategic guidance, and leading security solutions to help organizations assess risk, strengthen defenses, and protect critical assets. From AI-driven threats to quantum-readiness planning, we help organizations address emerging risks while building a more resilient security posture for the future.

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Cybersecurity Resources

Alert Fatigue Isn’t a SOC Problem—It’s a Prioritization Problem

Security teams don’t need more noise—they need better prioritization. Learn why alert fatigue is really a business-risk problem, and how a risk-driven approach can help SOC teams focus on the threats that matter most.

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Healthcare’s Next Cybersecurity Inflection Point: Preparing for Quantum Computing

Quantum computing presents an imminent and transformative cybersecurity threat to healthcare systems, risking the collapse of current digital identity and encryption methods. Learn how this emerging technology could render individuals digitally unrecognizable to essential services, including hospitals and insurers, within the next decade and what they can do about it now.

Edge Security Is Broken—Here’s How to Fix It

Edge computing is transforming enterprise IT—but it’s also blowing a hole in traditional security strategies. As data shifts from core to edge, organizations are racing to keep up with the operational benefits, often without realizing just how exposed these distributed systems have become. From retail kiosks to remote sensors, edge environments are vulnerable, hard to monitor, and frequently neglected. If your edge isn’t secure by design, it’s already at risk—and this guide breaks down how to fix it before the damage is done.

Evolving Trends in Malware Analysis

The landscape of malware analysis has significantly evolved, driven by the increasing sophistication of cyberthreats and the advanced techniques being developed to combat them. Read our article about the key trends shaping the field of malware analysis—highlighting the challenges and innovations for business and cybersecurity leaders.

Enabling Performance and Security: Why IT Departments No Longer Have to Choose with Modern Hybrid Infrastructures

A study by Verizon shows that threats against IT ecosystems are on the rise, with attacks on vendors of IT systems up by 68% in the last year. Most of these attacks take advantage of previously unseen vulnerabilities in these systems, known as zero-day attacks. Read this article to learn how a Zero Trust model keeps hybrid cloud infrastructures safe.

The Evolving Malicious Software Threat: Latest Trends in Malware Analysis

In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as both a powerful tool for innovation and a significant challenge for cybersecurity professionals. Read our whitepaper to explore the evolving landscape of malware threats and how AI is reshaping the cybersecurity battlefield.

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Building Cyber Resilience: Securing and Managing the Edge

Edge computing—where data is processed at or near its source—is on the rise. Read this eBook for expert advice on managing and securing your edge from design to deployment, so that you can capitalize on the full array of benefits of edge computing while effectively mitigating its risks.

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A Practical Guide to Zero Trust Implementation in Multicloud Environments

To protect their revenues and reputations—and ensure they can retain their customers’ trust—organizations of all sizes across industries must shift away from yesterday’s ways of thinking about and implementing cyber defense. Read on to learn why now is the time to deploy a Zero Trust cybersecurity strategy.

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How Cybersecurity Professionals Are Combating AI-enabled Malware: The State of Cybersecurity with AI and Zero Trust

AI has emerged as a powerful tool for innovation and a challenge for cybersecurity professionals. Thanks to AI-powered malware, cybersecurity professionals are scrambling to evolve their strategies and tactics. Read this infographic to learn the real-world statistics behind today’s AI-powered cybersecurity threats.

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TechSperience Episode 140:
Signals of Post-quantum Insecurity

In this episode, the Connection Security Center of Excellence Team offers a front-line perspective on the evolving landscape of post-quantum insecurity. Hear from our security experts as they unpack the evolving risk landscape that we may be challenged with in a post-quantum world—supported by real world field observations.

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TechSperience Episode 137:
Quantum Computing Threats and Countermeasures

Quantum computing represents a significant shift in computational power, offering both opportunities and challenges for securing sensitive data. Join the Connection Security Center of Excellence team as we delve into the transformative threats that quantum computing poses for cybersecurity and the countermeasures we should be considering to address those threats.

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TechSperience Episode 137: Quantum Computing Threats and Countermeasures

Quantum Readiness Assessment

Quantum computing is advancing rapidly, and the encryption protecting your data today may not protect it tomorrow. Learn how our Quantum Readiness Assessment can help your organization identify cryptographic risks, prepare for emerging post-quantum security standards, and build a practical roadmap for long-term resilience. See how early action can help reduce future disruption, strengthen compliance readiness, and protect sensitive data from evolving quantum-era threats.

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