"As we stand today, OCSF is very much in its infancy," Anomali VP of Threat Research Steve Benton said.

“Clearly, users want XDR to fill gaps within the security stack while improving the efficacy and efficiency of threat detection and response,” ESG analysts said.

Of more than 500 executives surveyed, only 10% mentioned climate change and its impacts as a top threat to the success of their organization.

“There is no single silver-bullet technology that can protect from all threats and all threat vectors,” Check Point Research noted.

Nearly 25% of survey respondents were unaware what their cybersecurity insurance covered — or if they even had insurance, Menlo Security found.

"Half the malware downloads we see originate from cloud apps, and attackers do that to bypass block lists to exploit trust," said Netskope's Ray Canzanese.

"We need to be fair to our audience, to our target customers — not everything is an XDR,” Trellix’s Chief Product Officer Aparna Rayasam said.

The vendor's FortiCNP service provides security teams a daily roadmap to understand the top threats that need their attention, Fortinet's Vince Hwang said.

HP's Senior Malware Analyst Alex Holland, the report’s author, believes “mastering the basics” is one of three statutes necessary in defending against increasing cybercrime.

Training this agility must be an interactive part of the day’s work, not sent to employees “on PowerPoint courses,” McKeown noted.

“Governments worry about the capabilities of state-backed hackers and the defense industry fears China’s growing technological prowess," GlobalData's Robert Penman said.

As quantum computing gets closer to reality, agencies and vendors are starting to prepare and recommend next steps.

"At some point in the future, quantum computers will likely be able to implement specific algorithms that can attack some of the current day cryptography," Deloitte's Colin Soutar said.

"The data family left the four walls, and there's no moat around there," says Skyhigh Security Chief Product Officer Anand Ramanathan. In this Q&A CEO Gee Rittenhouse and Ramanathan

“We need to make security inclusive and open for everyone. That means that we're encouraging people to point out, hey, I made a mistake,” Ian McShane said.

"There is no one solution in the industry that can actually solve all five pillars" of zero trust, Trend Micro's David Chow said.

“It's not about one network function anymore. ... On a 5G network we’re thinking 5G use case security," Deloitte's Shehadi Dayekh explained

By acquiring Randori, IBM will get a better understanding of the hacker’s perspective by discovering the entire depth of the attack surface, according to Justin Youngblood, IBM’s vice president

"Networking without security doesn't make any sense, and those two stacks are actually getting much more converged now than ever before,” Cisco EVP Jeetu Patel said.

“If you look at ransomware, it's a business, it's financially motivated,” CSW CEO Aaron Sandeen said.

"Cybersecurity, which has become a broad sustainability issue, [is] threatening our evolving connected society," Fortinet's Barbara Maigret said.

The new cloud-native firewall is "fully operated, fully made as-a-service by Oracle," Oracle Cloud Infrastructure SVP Mahesh Thiagarajan said.

The intersection of software and security "is an onion," Cisco's Head of Open Source Stephen Augustus said.

CrowdStrike’s introduced a centralized dashboard for both Falcon Horizon and Falcon cloud workload protection modules for its cloud security portfolio.