The startup is taking on incumbent security vendors, who "took their things that weren't designed for the cloud and called them cloud."

Ransomware, the pandemic, and government hackers made 2020 a banner year for cybercrime. Here’s what security experts say is in store for this year.

Concerns mount that SolarWinds may not have been the only IT vendor used to build backdoors into enterprise networks.

“There was a lack of security at the technical product level, and there was minimal security leadership at the top.”

The year's biggest stories on DCK were about the pandemic, energy, security, Kubernetes, cloud computing, edge computing, and investment trends.

The company said investigations so far show the malicious software wasn’t used to attack others and didn’t impact customer data or outward-facing systems.

The unprecedented attack, whose full scope is yet to be determined, gave those behind it access to some of the most sensitive enterprise systems.

“There will unfortunately be more victims that have to come forward in the coming weeks and months.”

This has been a record year for cybercrime, thanks to COVID-19, ransomware, and nation-state attacks.

While barely known outside geeky tech circles, its customer list boasts of every branch of the US military and four-fifths of the Fortune 500.