In theory, organizations are best protected by a layered security approach to cybersecurity based on best-in-class security tools.
In reality, the desired outcome is rarely achieved.
Why? Because most teams are not fully trained to use the technology on which their security program is built.
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Gartner predicts that SASE will become the new standard for security in the coming years.
So what does that mean for you and your business?
As security shifts to the cloud, the legacy perimeter must transform. With expanding branch offices, remote workforces, and a multitude of apps and devices, security and risk...
Get proven success factors for your security program based on data from 4,800 security experts
We asked respondents about their organization’s adherence to 25 security practices spanning governance, strategy, spending, architecture, and operations.
We then asked about each program’s level of success across...
If recent attacks have taught anything, it’s that defenses are insufficient, and no entity can stand alone against the forces of nation-state adversaries. It’s time for enhanced data sharing under the umbrella of collective defense, says Brett Williams, co-founder of IronNet Cybersecurity.
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Enterprises constantly add new services, provide access to third parties, undergo digital transformation resulting in their networks becoming vulnerable to DDoS attacks as these changes create ongoing new and undetected DDoS attack surface risks. The only way to fully protect any network is to simulate DDoS attacks...
Thanks to cloud-native technologies and versatile microservices, organizations are innovating and performing at warp speed — and their stakeholders expect no less. But to stay at the top, achieving observability into increasingly complex systems is more important than ever.
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When an organisation has mission-critical employees working from anywhere outside the office, technologies they’ve always relied on remain essential, but there are more barriers and variables to contend with.
The company’s visibility into and control of network connectivity and information security is a key...
How do you provide secure, reliable wireless network connectivity for staff members who work from home? Solutions must meet the needs of both the IT team and employees.
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Wireless connections bring increased diversity, greater network agility, and broader reach to enterprise networks. Supporting diverse types of network connectivity to create a more reliable WAN is the foundation for Wireless WANs.
Building on this capability, wireless edge solutions add cellular links as a...
Using cellular broadband for resilience and uptime in offices, stores, and other fixed locations.
This Whitepaper from Cradlepoint outlines how Wireless WAN links built on LTE and 5G technologies can boost the resilience of your business with six essential branch networking strategies:
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Explore the five 5G for business imperatives that businesses must think about in order to fully harness the power of next-generation cellular broadband.
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Industrial networks are quickly adopting Internet of Things (IoT) technologies
to reduce costs and deliver more value to customers and shareholders.
Unfortunately, this trend is creating new security risks, as many organizations
lack the ability to monitor and secure their IoT assets.
The challenges will only...
Our world is now dominated by IoT devices - and by the data-rich, highly actionable business insights they enable.
Even the largest and most remote locations need the flexibility of wireless connectivity for both wide-area networks (WAN) and local-area networks (LAN) so they can connect those devices. But existing...
If your organization connects to the internet, it is likely that you have exposed databases. Exposed databases are leading to endemic data loss across all businesses, with personal data, intellectual property and credentials being left unprotected till after a breach occurs. This means every business is living under...
An acceptable use policy (AUP) is a set of guidelines for approved ways an employee
is permitted to use the internet, a network or a connected device. AUPs can help drive appropriate use of resources, limit exposure to online threats and protect organizations against security compromises. Yet many companies don’t...
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