Darktrace Unified Security Challenges in Hybrid Cloud Environments
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- •75% of organizations are expected to adopt hybrid cloud strategies by 2026.
- •Only 23% of organizations have full visibility across their cloud environments.
- •Breaches involving compromised credentials take an average of 292 days to identify and contain.
Hybrid cloud environments are increasingly adopted by organizations, with Gartner predicting 75% adoption by 2026. However, only 23% of organizations report full visibility across these environments, leading to significant security challenges. Fragmented security postures result in blind spots, missed threats, and delayed incident response. Common attack vectors include phishing and lateral movement, which exploit gaps between on-premises and cloud networks. Breaches involving compromised credentials take an average of 292 days to identify and contain. The lack of unified security strategies increases vulnerability to cyber-attacks. Organizations must integrate their security teams and tools to achieve comprehensive visibility and streamline incident response. AI-driven platforms can facilitate real-time monitoring across both environments.
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