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Digital transformation has redefined how enterprises do business, as they search for ways to improve operations and better serve their customers. Organizations have modernized their networks to enable hybrid work, support cloud connectivity and lay the groundwork for new technologies such as generative AI (GenAI).<\/span><\/p>\n Yet, navigating an interconnected digital world remains a constant challenge. One option to help smooth the journey is Network-as-a-Service (NaaS).<\/span><\/p>\n Several key factors will influence the <\/span>market growth of NaaS<\/a><\/span> in the near future, and enterprises should take advantage of those opportunities.<\/span><\/p>\n The threat of significant cyberattacks against both public and private organizations is at an all-time high, according to <\/span>MEF’s\u00a0State of the Industry Report \u2013 SASE: Validating Cyber Defense in an Era of Unprecedented Threats<\/a><\/span>, published in June 2024. The cost of these attacks is also expected to grow, with Cybersecurity Ventures predicting that cybercrime’s financial impact will increase from $8 trillion in 2023 (7.7% of global GDP) to $10.5 trillion by 2025 (~9.5% of global GDP).<\/span><\/p>\n Several factors are driving this surge in cyberattacks, among them:<\/span><\/p>\nThe rising tide of cyber threats: Why security is a top priority<\/h2>\n
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