i 1 2 3 4 5 Cracking the Code to Secure Productivity in Two Steps 5 Protecting information Cybercriminals will try to gain a competitive advantage by disrupting an organization’s operations or stealing intellectual property like trade secrets, patents, trademarks, and copyrights. IP theft might be motivated by financial gain, economic espionage, or industrial sabotage. The more “table stakes” security issues an organization must deal with—software and firmware patches, hardware upgrades, and internal and external security vulnerabilities—the less time and effort they have to prepare for attacks targeting their most precious data. 70% Of organizations have been compromised by unsanctioned software, apps, and services.9 Organizations must adopt a proactive and resilient approach to cybersecurity to 62% navigate this complex and evolving threat landscape. Today, that means shifting Of staff don’t spend enough time on from a traditional, reactive framework strategic work like security strategy or to a proactive, Zero Trust framework. 10 preparing for sophisticated attacks.