As we move into 2022, we naturally reflect on the previous 12 months. We saw organizations cement the plans they had hurriedly put in place, or in some cases, unpick the flaws and rebuild. Meanwhile cybercriminals did not let up, and many more high-profile attacks, breaches, and techniques appeared during the year.
But what lies in store for us in the year ahead? In the Future Insights report, Forcepoint subject matter experts and thought leaders offer five predictions on the trends and events they believe will come to the fore in 2022. Download the report to learn how:
Cyberattacks Become Part of the Military Arsenal
Are We Ready for Mass-Market Malicious Updates?
Understanding Risk Means Understanding the Workforce
The Rise of Tractor Hackers and Smart City Attackers
The future of cyber security: 2022 predictions from Darktrace
2021 brought some of the most significant cyber-attacks in history – from the Kaseya supply chain ransomware attack to cyber-criminals attempting to poison the water supply in Florida, to the already infamous Log4Shell vulnerability.
In this article, Darktrace experts take insights from over 6,500 organizations and predict key trends to look out for in 2022, including:
The development of software supply chain attacks
A broadening concept of ransomware
The improvement of human and AI relationships with Explainable Artificial Intelligence
How SonicWall Grew Exponentially on a Global Scale Post-Divestiture
Globalization Partners helped SonicWall succeed and grow internationally.
SonicWall has seen a number of organizational changes throughout its 30-year history, from its early days as an innovator in SMB network security to its decade as a public company, its five years as a part of Dell and the past five years of private ownership following divestiture.
When the time came following the Dell divestiture to set up new systems and processes to manage employees scattered throughout Europe and Asia, there was only one obvious answer: use Globalization Partners’ global employment platform.
“We had a few countries under Globalization Partners when we split from Dell, but the larger balance was with another provider. However, Globalization Partners quickly proved to be our go-to partner because of their commitment to service, attention to detail, investments in technology, and excellent communication. As time went on, we eventually standardized around Globalization Partners and have never looked back,” said Bryce Ashcraft, Vice President of Global Human Resources at SonicWall.
Download the case study to find out:
How Globalization Partners can act as an expert advisor to organizations going through change.
Why selecting a global employment platform with a wholly owned infrastructure can prevent costly mistakes.
How Globalization Partners helps companies retain and hire top talent anywhere in the world.
Global Hiring Handbook: Onboard and Manage Talent in 20 Top Expansion Countries
Are You Adding International Team Members?
If a global hire is on the horizon, now is the time to study up on what you need to know. From creating a compliant employment contract, to providing competitive benefits, to managing cross-culturally, this is the guidebook to help you get started.
Get insight into how to onboard and manage talent in the top markets of Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas.
For each country, you will find detailed information regarding:
Employment Contracts:what’s compliant in-country? The answer may surprise you.
Team Operations:from working hours to holidays to cultural management tips, we have you covered.
Benefits and More:know the country-specific leave customs, how health insurance works, and what other allowances your global team expects.
The Complete Guide to International Worker Classification
Employee vs. Contractor: Compliance Is Key When You Hire Globally
Is your company deciding between hiring international employees or contractors?
It’s vital to know the difference between these two types of workers to classify them correctly, avoid penalties, and protect the intellectual property generated for your company.
Download this eBook to learn:
The difference between international employees and contractors.
The risks of worker misclassification.
Your options for hiring international employees and contractors.
The Complete Guide to Building a Remote Global Team eBook
What’s so great about a remote, global team?
A diverse, distributed team adds efficiency, improves the overall chances of success for a business, and most importantly, adds another measure of resilience. And in times of crisis and uncertainty, it’s resilience that helps businesses come out stronger on the other side.
Download the ebook to learn:
The top five business benefits to building a remote, global team.
What to expect when handling the logistics of hiring and managing people around the world.
Strategies for attracting, engaging, and retaining top talent.
The CFO's Secret to Global Business Expansion Whitepaper
Globalization Partners and CFO Research surveyed C-level executives at U.S. companies to learn first-hand their challenges when it comes to global expansion – and their best practices to work through those challenges.
Here’s a sample of what they found:
94% of those surveyed believe a global employer of record (EOR) can do a much better job of overcoming potential barriers to operating in a new country than a company can do in-house.
51% say legal and HR compliance is the top benefit of working with a global EOR.
58% said they already use a global EOR, or plan to do so within the next three years.
Download the whitepaper to understand the challenges—and the solutions of global expansion.
The world has witnessed a massive overhaul in business operations in the past few months.
There has been a paradigm shift from traditional office set-ups to remote global teams. The need to have productive remote working teams is imperative for businesses, especially in 2020. In addition, maintaining a high rate of growth and reaching new revenue goals is equally crucial.
Growth can be achieved by international expansion, mergers & acquisitions, diversification or hiring. In this webinar, our Chief Operating Officer Debbie Millin joined Masterclassing to share tips for effective remote working and growth strategies. You will learn:
Best practices on how to build an effective remote global team and drive organizational growth.
How to implement effective growth strategies and avoid common pitfalls that can hinder your plans for international expansion.
How an Employer of Record (EOR) platform, can help you be nimble in this current climate and accelerate your international expansion plans.
Looking for the secret sauce for building a successful global sales team?
Hear from sales leaders on how they accomplish just that: keep their global teams motivated, on track, and working energetically towards the same goal. The panel will share their experience building high performing sales teams and discuss what every leader should know as they begin scaling their team internationally.
You’ll learn:
When is the right time to make your first international sales hire?
What are some of the signs it’s time to scale globally, or simply add a new market?
What are some of the best systems and process you can put into place to help your international sales team find success?
How should you define success in an international sales role, and how should you source and screen candidates?”
Expanding internationally can be daunting. The challenges are unfamiliar and the requirements are far from universal, but the business opportunities are endless.
Download our eBook to learn:
Exclusive insights into your international expansion journey
The 4 most common mistakes made when expanding globally (and how to avoid them)
How a Global Employer of Record works to assist you in the process