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The rise of digital nomads—people working remotely from various locations—has changed how businesses approach their operations. Remote work, once an occasional perk, is now a permanent feature for many employees.

Data security has established itself as a top priority for every business or company that cares about its reputation and, thus, the safety of its customers and investors. Therefore, investing in software security has become crucial. 

Cybersecurity is an integral part of any B2B business, and data protection practices cannot be overlooked. Without the right practices, cyberattacks and security breaches could ruin your business's reputation. However, B2B businesses completely rely on customer retention, and if customers’ data security is ignored, the potential consequences could be disastrous. 

Customers overwhelmingly agree: they prefer NOT to purchase from a company that they don't trust with their data. Now, in 2024, the business value of data is more important than ever. Data breaches continue to rise, year-on-year, with no end in sight. Given that cybercriminals have many more attack surfaces at their disposal – thanks to remote work – IT security is thrust into the spotlight. 

Software systems power global business operations, yet they grow outmoded and onerous over time. Legacy software may underpin corporate operations, but its monolithic size and age might present several concerns. This article will discuss the importance of upgrading old software, its complexities, and modernization methodologies using real-world case studies.

Red teaming is the practice of simulating an adversary and testing the effectiveness of a company's security systems. Red teaming has been around for decades, but it's becoming increasingly important as more businesses become targets for cyberattacks.