As 2026 unfolds, the cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift — from defensive checklists to dynamic, intelligence-driven systems. For organizations in healthcare, K-12 education, and commercial/industrial sectors — the very sectors our company serves — these changes carry profound implications. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest security-tech trends this year and what they mean for the future of secure communications, integrated operations, and resilient infrastructure.

In the early hours of December 4th, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was shot on his way to a shareholder meeting in Midtown Manhattan. Just five days later, police apprehended their main suspect nearly 200 miles away thanks to advances in video surveillance technology, cracking the case in a record time. 

The acute care environment represents a dynamic hub of activity, with nurses positioned at its epicenter. Nurses spend long hours managing patient care, coordinating resources across interdisciplinary teams, and providing support to patients’ family members.

While the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in the loss of jobs for a number of Americans, employers are now suffering from a lack of qualified candidates. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, there are over 9.8 million open positions across the U.S. while only 8.7 million Americans are searching for jobs. Unlike typical employment cycles, the downturn brought about by the pandemic has affected both job seekers and employers in very unusual ways.