According to Interpol, every 39 seconds, a cyberattack happens somewhere in the world. Most of the time, the victim isn’t a giant corporation; it’s a small business, school, or local government.

In August 2025, enterprises in a variety of industries were negatively affected by Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).Large enterprises and Fortune 500 companies that use Citrix NetScaler for Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and load balancing fell victim tocriminal exploits.  

The Rise of Data and the Need for Scalable Storage Solutions 

As data volumes continue to surge due to AI, IoT initiatives, and the increasing demands of data-intensive workloads, businesses must adapt their data storage strategies. According to Statista, global data volumes reached 123 zettabytes in 2023 and are projected to hit 394 zettabytes by 2028.

To develop a strong cybersecurity posture, companies need to understand the evolving risk landscape. Regularly identifying Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) is critical for keeping your IT security strategy up to date.  

The summer 2025 technology conference season heated up the IT landscape with three leading technology companies holding events: Red Hat Summit, Cisco Live, and Nutanix .NEXT. ProActive had Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in attendance at all 3 conferences to report on their experiences.

Ransomware successfully hit a high in May of 2025, targeting many victims. Email security and Security Awareness have failed to protect the organizations impacted in these incidents. To defend against exploits by bad actors, companies need to patch multiple Critical Zero-Day Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) ASAP, including: 

• Qualcomm Chipset Zero-Day 

• SAP Visual Composer Deserialization Zero-Day 

This year’s Cisco Live took place in San Diego, offering a welcome change from the usual Las Vegas venue. The milder summer weather, scenic environment, and relaxed atmosphere contributed to a more enjoyable overall experience. 

The 2025 Red Hat Summit delivered a powerful vision for the future of enterprise IT: one defined by automation, AI integration, and unprecedented flexibility across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. With major updates to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), OpenShift, Ansible, and emerging AI solutions, the Summit reinforced Red Hat’s role at the forefront of modern infrastructure innovation.

Recently, IBM formally announced the Power11 line of servers to the public through a global announcement of the product line that included a live broadcast.

Now that this year’s Nutanix .NEXT conference has wrapped up, it’s time to give a recap. .NEXT 2025 hosted:

• 5000+ Attendees from around the world
• 90+ Keynote & Breakout Sessions
• More than 20% Returnees