Download our guide for security leaders today: http://bit.ly/2fyrgaO Last year was a record-breaking year for cyber-crime, costing organizations $400 billion. Even cyber criminals with few resources can take down banks, extort huge ransoms, and disrupt commerce and communications. To have any chance of stopping them, security leaders need to understand what’s making enterprises so vulnerable. View this infographic to uncover the contributing factors.

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5. Joe McKendrick, “With Internet of Things and Big Data, 92% of Everything We Do Will Be in the Cloud,” Forbes, November 13, 2016.
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NEW SECURITY
CHALLENGES REDEFINE
RISK AND VULNERABILITY
WHY SECURITY IS ELUSIVE FOR
MANY ENTERPRISES
Read the New Security Challenges Redefine Risk
and Vulnerability for more information.
COST OF CYBERCRIME
is estimated at more than
$400 billion per year
www.fortinet.com
?LAST YEAR:
Multi-vector attacks increased
4.2 billion
data records were stolen
322%
WHAT SECURITY LEADERS NEED TO KNOW
SECURITY IN A NEW DIGITAL WORLD
ENTERPRISES NEED TO
PUT CYBERSECURITY
IN THE FOREFRONT and take
into account new technologies and trends
when addressing their security needs
92%of workloads
will be processed in the
cloud by 2020, according
to Forbes.
Cloud growth
Organizations don’t have a complete
understanding of their vulnerabilities
Lack of complete picture
Enterprises manage
between 5and 50
point solutions
Too many point solutions
Immature security posture
90%of breaches
could have been avoided,
according to Online Trust
Alliance.
Loss of control due to IoT
IoT devices will double
between now and 2020,
hitting 30.7 billion,
according to IHS.