With the advent and spread of powerful new technologies, businesses are under more pressure than ever to secure their organizations from the start of new computing developments. This report closely examines what executives are doing to protect their organizations and reveals what worries them about the tradeoffs between fostering innovation and lowering risk.

This AT&T Cybersecurity Insights report focuses on connecting and securing the entire edge computing ecosystem. This report presents a perspective that recognizes the essential characteristics of and key differences among edge architectures and provides a realistic picture of the state of edge.

The inaugural report from AT&T Business. Leverages data from the AT&T network operations groups as well as outside research firms and network partners.

A survey-based report covering 704 cybersecurity professionals from organization with more than 500 employees. This edition has a special focus on the impact of 5G technologies for security professionals.

In the summer of 2018, AT&T Business and Spiceworks performed a research study with 250 IT leaders. The research revealed that 99% of organizations have a security risk management strategy. However, there is a sharp performance divide between the organizations confident in their risk management strategies (42% called the “Confident Investors”) and organizations who are not (57% called the “Unconfident Investors”).

This report discusses ransomware and how organizations can better protect their digital assets.

This report takes a look at cyberbreach responses and gives guidance as to what might be the best way to respond to a cyberbreach.

This report tackles security issues related to the Internet Of Things.

This whitepaper discusses the disconnects that have emerged between cybersecurity threats and organizations’ contermeasures.

In this report, the authors outline an approach for edge-to-edge security for companies to consider as they build their digital transformation roadmaps. Strengthening a company’s security posture in a world of SDI requires rethinking both the human and the infrastructure elements, leaving behind the idea of network-centric security and moving toward data-centric security.

In this report the authors provide insight into the importance of data security.