Almost half of all survey respondents initiated an improved cybersecurity strategy in 2022. Security integrators’ key role in cyber resiliency is also starkly evident.

A shortage of cybersecurity resources in the marketplace, rising compliance requirements and increasing cybersecurity budgets are just some of the factors why security integrators are well positioned to expand their service offerings.

Our featured panelists are Paul Schmick, senior VP of security & technology, Alliance Security, and Jesse Nercessian, executive director of product management & global security services, Johnson Controls.

i-PRO has joined the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency (DHS CISA) to raise awareness around cybersecurity for National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). 

The global cybersecurity revenue is expected to register a CAGR of 8.7 percent from $220 billion in 2021 to $334 billion in 2026, forecasts GlobalData, a data and analytics company. 

A large majority of siloed cyber and physical teams lag behind in implementing critical digital tools for
protective intelligence, a new report commissioned by ASIS International found. 

One of the more significant opportunities for integrators is to engage at the C-suite and board level to offer these cyber-hardening services. 

For 27% of them, incidents in the cloud were associated with unplanned expenses to fix security gaps. 

Seventy percent of people searching “hack” on Google want to know how to hack into someone’s Meta accounts (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp), according to a new study by NordVPN.

Systems integrators can help their healthcare clientele become more cyber resilient with a strategy focused on prevention, detection and vigilance.