In the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity, threats loom large and innovation races to stay ahead.
In light of the growing threat from cyber-attacks, Arctic Wolf Networks Inc. is working to protect data within the company. nick schneider (Photo), president and CEO of the company. As Arctic Wolf expands its global footprint and grapples with the delicate balance between the promise and danger of artificial intelligence, the pursuit of cybersecurity excellence, vigilance, and adaptability is paramount.
As part of these efforts, the company recently acquired Tetra Defense, a cyber incident response and proactive cybersecurity consulting firm.
“We continue to expand into these markets, and when we do, we will expand in earnest,” Schneider said. “We have continued to grow and expand our customer base and the capabilities and feature set we offer to those customers.”
Mr. Schneider talks with CUBE industry analysts Dave Bellante inside cube conversation At SiliconANGLE Media’s live streaming studio. They discussed Artic Wolf’s journey, their efforts to protect businesses from cyberattacks, and insights into the dynamic landscape of the cybersecurity industry.
Navigate the changing cybersecurity landscape
Arctic Wolf is making great strides in expanding its global presence, especially heading into 2023. The company has a presence in international markets, with a focus on Europe, the Middle East and Africa, as well as Australia and New Zealand. This commitment to our customers and partners was best demonstrated by the launch of our new data center in Sydney, Australia, and similar initiatives in EMEA in recent years.
Arctic Wolf’s outstanding cybersecurity efforts have been recognized by the company being named to the Forbes Cloud 100 for the second year in a row. Additionally, Schneider said Gartner named Arctic Wolf a leader in managed detection and response, demonstrating the company’s commitment to continued growth and service enhancements.
“We have continued to grow and expand our customer base and the capabilities and feature set we offer to those customers,” he said. “We continue to make progress to improve not only the capabilities we need to provide to our customer base, but also the geographies and routes to market we leverage to do so.”
IPO prospects and the role of AI in cyber defense
AI has great potential to improve security measures, but it also faces challenges from abuse by cybercriminals. Companies need to be careful when applying AI to cybersecurity. Although this technology is not new, the advent of generative AI is creating sophisticated phishing attacks. When it comes to developing a cybersecurity strategy, it’s important to understand the limitations and potential pitfalls of AI, as well as the need for continuous monitoring and adaptation, according to Schneider.
“The average employee remains the number one attack vector, and phishing and business email compromises are how many bad actors get in and access really important information,” Schneider said. “I think the benefit to bad actors is greater than any defense mechanism provided by the vendor or end user.”
The IPO market is influenced by the macroeconomic environment for IPOs and is seeing a shift in focus towards profitability. This is reviving the IPO market, with large companies posting strong returns and achieving healthy growth, Schneider added.
“I have a positive outlook on where it’s headed,” he said. “We will continue to look at it as a business, but of course if it makes sense for Arctic Wolf, and if there are any willing dance partners in the market, we will consider it carefully as well.” Today, we are seriously focused on building a strong business and running it for our customers. ”
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