The term cybersecurity mesh originates from the fields of cybercrime, cybersecurity and digital transformation. It describes a modern concept for IT security that adapts to the changing requirements in companies. In the past, there was often a centralised security system that was built around the entire company like a "castle". Today, however, many people work flexibly from different locations, use cloud applications and bring their own devices with them. As a result, a single protective wall is no longer enough.
Cybersecurity Mesh works like an invisible net that surrounds all digital devices and users. It ensures that each individual component - whether laptop, smartphone or cloud service - has its own customised protection. This means that security is maintained even when employees access company data while travelling.
A simple example: Your company uses various programmes, some of which are hosted on in-house servers and some of which come from the cloud. With the cybersecurity mesh, a central system ensures that all programmes are checked and protected according to the same security rules, regardless of where they are used. This makes companies more resistant to cyber attacks.
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