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The Digital Transformation continually advances and, according to experts, so does the risk of a cyberattack. It is key to be prepared. At any moment, hackers can do their thing and bring an end to the business. For this reason, organisations are looking for a way to better manage risks in the new normal, where teleworking is combined with going back to the office and, therefore, to corporate networks.

Awareness-raising and investing are the two main ways to avoid taking unnecessary risks that put your organisation on the tightrope. It is no longer just a matter of pure business, now your reputation with your customers is at stake. Cyberattacks continue on an upward curve both in volume and sophistication. What’s more, the financial impact of suffering a data breach is high. The average cost is around four million euros, according to a report by the Ponemon Institute, which also shows that spending has increased by 10% in the last five years.

Confinement created a world with a clear before and after. Many companies had to suddenly adopt teleworking, prioritising urgency over safety and improvising the implementation of solutions. In the new normal, the main question on the table is: Are the tools you adopted during confinement okay, or do they compromise the needs of your business? It’s time to make a decision to drive growth. Nine out of ten experts fear an increase in threats to organisations due to the combination of face-to-face and remote work.

Digitisation the formula for survival for organisations. The concept of speed is not at odds with efficiency, but sometimes it is with safety. A business needs to invest in survival while thinking of how to overcome current and future challenges, however, other essential issues must be considered to drive growth and ensure business continuity. Reacting to sudden changes is crucial, as is moving into the new normal without suffering a cyberattack due to security breaches that could have been prevented.

Security is an intrinsic element of Digital Transformation, a path that has been accelerated by the pandemic. Organisations have had to adapt overnight to teleworking and cybercriminals have found their opportunity. Attacks have increased, on many occasions using fear, alarm, and the willingness of users to stay informed about Covid-19.

Are you really prepared to face the security challenges of the “new normality”? IT risks, company assets, data, and user access are the keys to ensuring that there are no security gaps and that the wrong people cannot access sensitive information. Now more than ever it is time to take charge of this pillar that is essential to the businesses of today, those that have changed the manual for the automatic, the paper for the screen.

Now is the best time for organisations to reinvent themselves and present their services and solutions as workflows that connect their customers, employees, and suppliers. It’s time to leave manual processes behind and bet on automation. The biggest disruption ever raised in the business world is here. Are you ready? If the answer is yes, keep reading. The fact of the matter is that levels of uncertainty will only increase the anxiety experienced by workers. We do not yet know what has only disappeared for now and what has been erased forever. The new normal has been imposed and with it we see a significant number of changes on the path of Digital Transformation.

Clients are seeking to simplify solutions to be able to efficiently manage their businesses. The trend of the past of having two, three, or four different apps is being abandoned. The reason is very simple: companies want to have visibility and traceability of all movements from a single tool. The Digital Transformation is making it easier for organisations to scale and operate in increasingly changing, dynamic, and demanding scenarios.

It’s no secret that the pandemic is underscoring the urgent need for businesses to digitally transform. Streamlining workflows is the way to maintain business resilience, drive growth, and increase the productivity of your employees. Yes, people are the cornerstone of business. For this reason, it is key that they can carry out their tasks from anywhere. Leaders are realising that they need to automate all non-value-added functions so that their workers can focus on the essentials.

Scalability together with agility is the combination that companies demand from their partners as they fight for the Digital Transformation of their businesses, with the aim of facing the future head on. These changes affect employees, who are seeing how their workplace is evolving to become more and more digital. To ensure that in that transition productivity is not lost along the way, business growth is driven, and resilience is increased, it is key to scale IT and customer service operations quickly.