By Mikkel Stegmann, Principal Scientist at Fingerprints.
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By Steve Broadhead, Broadband-Testing.
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By Steve Broadhead, Broadband-Testing.
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By Rick Goud, CEO & Founder, ZIVVER.
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Most mid-sized to large enterprises have already moved some of their infrastructure, data, and workloads into the cloud for better agility and efficiency. Nearly three-quarters of businesses are running a hybrid and/or multi-cloud strategy today, according to Forrester Research. By Kunal Anand, Chief Technology Officer at Imperva.
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Cybersecurity is a worry for cloud users. Market research company Vanson Bourne, in conjunction with Nutanix, found that 60 per cent of companies cite security as the biggest factor impacting future cloud strategies. Increasing complexity and evolving technology promise to exacerbate security worries for cloud users, but a strategic approach to security and partnerships can keep data and applications safe. By Craig Tavares, Head of Cloud, Aptum.
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Dania Ben Peretz, Product Manager at AlgoSec, discusses the steps needed for organizations to achieve Zero-Touch automation in their network security.
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By Tim Bandos, VP Cybersecurity, Digital Guardian.
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By Anurag Kahol, CTO, Bitglass.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced businesses into operating under a “new norm” where the working from home (WFH) model has quickly become the recommended and preferred approach. Indeed, the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing organizations to transform how they conduct business, albeit in a very rapid way. By Shehzad Merchant, Chief Technology Officer at Gigamon.
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Quantum is coming as a powerful challenge to cryptography and all of the information modern encryption keeps safe. Many understand that but view it as a distant threat. What they don’t realise is how far they’ll have to go to prepare for it. By Tim Hollebeek, Industry and Standards Technical Strategist, DigiCert.
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The concept of a Zero Trust Networking is gaining in popularity. However, many organisations still think of security as protecting the perimeter – complete with layered security technologies resembling the layers of an onion. However, moving from a legacy position to a more progressive approach to cyber security need not be a big-bang project. Instead, some organisations are embarking on more manageable phased transitions that move over key functions with little disruption and with appropriate investment. By Scott Gordon (CISSP), CMO, Pulse Secure
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It’s hard, if not impossible, to think of a time when more attention has been paid to healthcare. While the government and the National Health Service (NHS) throw every resource possible at meeting the demands of caring for those struck down with COVID-19, it’s also important to look at how general healthcare standards can be improved and made more efficient to ease the wider burden on care providers. By Stefan Spendrup, Vice President of Enterprise Mobility Northern and Western Europe at SOTI.
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The early months of 2020 have changed how we think about our enterprise networks. Dial back a few months and many organisations assumed that the bulk of employee use of IT infrastructure was from campus and branch locations. Yes, remote access to corporate IT has been an accepted fact of life for some decades now and yes, many organisations had at least some of their workforce working remote to varying degrees. Also, the advent of cloud computing and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications like Salesforce.com and Microsoft Office 365 had already reduced the dependency on the corporate network and the assets behind it. However, the typical CIO could trust that the bulk of enterprise IT activity was occurring within and from buildings bearing the logo of their corporation. By Hardik Modi, AVP Engineering, Threat and Mitigation Products at NETSCOUT.
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One dataset to rule them all, one team to find them. One tool to bring them all and the database bind them…. By Gordon Cullum, Chief Technology Officer at Mastek.
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