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Cybersecurity Awareness Month

CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS MONTH

Advance your cybersecurity maturity

Assess Your Cybersecurity and Resilience

Cybersecurity Awareness Month starts now


Cybersecurity is no longer just about protection. It's foundational to how organizations innovate, operate, and build resilience. This year, Dell Technologies is spotlighting four critical themes shaping the future of security and resilience, from securing AI to preparing for the post-quantum era. Across each topic, we'll share strategic perspectives, practical actions, and Dell’s capabilities that help organizations move from reactive defense to resilient outcomes.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month is an annual event held in October that focuses on today’s most important cybersecurity priorities and helps organizations strengthen security awareness, preparedness, and resilience. 

Cyber resilience is the ability to bounce back from an attack with as little disruption as possible. It is achieved by reducing the attack surface, detecting and responding to threats, and building strong recovery capabilities.

The 2026 program features four themes to address  today’s most pressing security topics: AI Security: From Inception to Agentic, From Security Operations to Security Outcomes, Resilience as a Superpower, and The Path to Post-Quantum Security & Resilience.

Ransomware attacks are as prevalent as ever, making preparation and resilience paramount.

AI security refers to protecting AI models, data, and workloads at every stage of implementation from inception to agentic. It also includes defending against AI-driven attacks and using AI to enhance security programs.

Post-quantum cryptography refers to methods designed to protect data and systems from the future threat quantum computing poses to current encryption, making it a key element of long-term cyber resilience planning.

We encourage customers and the broader market to engage with our Cybersecurity Awareness Month content to stay ahead of emerging threats, adopt  security best practices, strengthen resilience, and turn security into a strategic advantage. The ultimate goal is to help organizations innovate with confidence while building a more secure digital future.
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