A collection of 12 posts
Many companies were using cloud technology and equipping remote work before the pandemic started. However, COVID-19 forced companies to get the answer to a question they had been pondering for years: could a permanent remote work environment be sustainable on a long-term basis? The answer is yes, thanks to secure
The pandemic accelerated cloud adoption, with many companies racing to implement cloud solutions that would accommodate their business processes with a geographically dispersed team. The result was a cobbled-together IT environment that introduced a complex and vulnerable security plane. Rather than address cyber security from a cloud-native approach, many companies
More than two years after the pandemic forced companies into remote work, the post-pandemic workplace does not bear much resemblance to its pre-pandemic version. While some employers are bringing their employees back into the office in an attempt to restore normalcy, others are fully embracing the hybrid model. Companies moving
Long before government employees were forced home by COVID-19, agencies have been considering remote-work settings for employees. Progress was generally impeded by security obstacles. Now that millions of federal employees are working from home, managers are being forced to support their efforts, while securing data and systems. In order to
In this episode, Max Clark talks with Josh Garland, the Regional Sales Director at Cato Networks. Josh offers insight into how Cato Networks provides an Integrated Security solution to businesses spread out across the country and the globe. Episode Transcript: INTRO: [00.00] Welcome to the Tech in 20 Minutes
In this episode, Max Clark talks with Jim Anthony, AppGate’s VP of Cybersecurity, about AppGate’s approach to secure access. Jim breaks down Zero Trust Network Security and explores the security problems that can be addressed by their Software-Defined Perimeter. Episode Transcript: INTRO: [00:00] Welcome to the Tech
Most people believe that their business could never be the target of a cyberattack, but if you have internet within your environment, then you are a target. In this episode of the podcast, Max Clark talks with Intelisys National Cyber Security Specialist, Ivan Paynter, on how not to be overwhelmed
This episode of Tech Deep Dive was recorded shortly before the acquisition of CloudGenix by Palo Alto Networks. Max Clark talks to Ryan Williams, manager of Channel Sales at CloudGenix, about their approach to SD-WAN, and integrations with cloud-based security tools. Ryan talks about how time to innocence matters to
The Internet of Things (IoT) is all the rage, but before you dive in, make sure you know about the security risks inherent. You might not think that a nifty little device that’s on your network can be a potential cloud security data risk, but many have learned the
If recent cyber attacks on businesses have been any indication, it doesn’t matter what size you are — if you have any attachment to cloud computing, you’re at risk. Cloud security has become a focal point of conversation. Don’t make the same mistake that led to the downfall
Are you still wondering how safe cloud security solutions are? Cloud-based systems have taken off in just about every industry, leaving many to question the severity of risk factors regarding their private information. A little concern can be helpful in taking greater strides to keep prying eyes off sensitive data.
As your enterprise makes the transition to all things cloud, you may find that securing your infrastructure is one of the key challenges. Not only is the network adding complexity all the time with increased data flows and the addition of more devices, but navigating a cloud security strategy is