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In today's world of ever-evolving cyber threats, legacy security solutions aren’t cutting it anymore. Increased reliance on remote work models and cloud computing have caused the traditional network perimeter to expand, and building a wall around your network just isn't enough. That's where
Cloud storage has become an essential part of business IT infrastructure, providing flexibility, scalability, and cost savings. But as business technologies evolve, cloud storage is undergoing major changes. In this blog, we’ll look at the latest trends in cloud storage, evolving security challenges, and effective management strategies to help
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key driver for helping businesses improve their IT infrastructure. By enabling systems and software to sense, understand, take action, and learn on their own, AI allows the automation of tasks that previously required human thinking. Companies that fully leverage enterprise AI will gain efficiency, insight,
Cyber risks are growing quickly as companies adopt more digital technologies. With these increasing dangers, the traditional approach of having an in-house IT team handle security is no longer effective. Businesses urgently need to rethink their cyber security strategy to meet today's threats. Security as a service (SECaaS)
Today’s businesses face the challenge of balancing robust security with seamless accessibility across their networks – particularly as remote work and cloud adoption accelerate. Enter secure access service edge (SASE), an innovative framework that combines network security with wide-area networking to meet modern security and access needs. In this blog,
Artificial intelligence (AI) is at the frontline of cyber security. Cyber threats are only getting more advanced in 2024, and AI-driven cyber security solutions offer the advanced protections businesses need to defend against sophisticated attacks. Here's how AI is revolutionizing digital security: Predictive Threat Intelligence Rather than simply
As we head into 2024, getting ahead of emerging threats is vital. Cyber attacks are increasingly sophisticated, and risks like phishing and ransomware are growing as more businesses embrace digital transformation. So what can your business do to prepare? Here are some ways to boost your cyber defenses for whatever
Nobody is arguing against the place of artificial intelligence’s (AI) as a disruptor in the workplace. The discussion gets interesting with respect to generative AI and its enormous potential for benefit, but also its place as a potential window for cyber threats. Cyber security threats keep changing with technological
There is no denying the fervor throughout the world regarding artificial intelligence (AI) and its emergence in the workplace, but a new danger called shadow AI has come as a side effect. Read on to learn what you can do to keep your company safe from this threat. Shadow AI
You should always choose the right tool for the job. But what about the tools used in cyber security? They seem to change quite often, which leads to a situation where organizations find themselves using the wrong tools. This results in a host of problems, which in a permanently hybrid
If you’re worried about cyber attacks, your fears are well-founded, because nearly six times per minute, ransomware attacks hit companies like yours. It’s not just limited to large companies; small businesses are also being targeted. Cyber resilience should be part of every strategy moving forward. Cyber resilience takes
Generative AI is generating a lot of discussion for its ability to push creative boundaries, but cyber security experts are equally as interested in the risks associated with it. For example, hackers are using generative AI to compose more enticing phishing emails and for upgrading malicious exploits commonly found in
Cyber crime is a big business. It’s an industry that will cost the world an estimated $8 trillion in 2023. Being proactive about cyber hygiene will help prevent you from adding to cyber criminals’ coffers. The “2022 Official Cybercrime Report” outlines the risks organizations face this year with the
More companies are pursuing network solutions that allow Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) advances to improve network performance and efficiency, resulting in benefits like cost savings and lightening the load for IT teams. But if network data is lacking in quality or frequency, it may be impossible to
From cyber security to digital transformation and upgrading applications, there is seemingly no end to the evolution of business technologies that help organizations succeed. But how do you know which ones are going to benefit your company?There are so many complex challenges facing IT operations that simplification seems to
As companies adapt to what has become, for many, a permanently hybrid work environment, it is shaping the direction of digital transformation and how IT investments are prioritized. One of the biggest challenges for IT security teams is balancing the need for quality, consistent work experiences across any location with
Human detection and response (HDR) initiatives are helping organizations find a new approach for reacting to threats that are engineered by humans. It’s an approach to human risk management that can be vastly important to organizations of all sizes, as cyber threats are pervasive. These threats could be an
Cyber security has plagued organizations for decades, but when remote work teams became an overnight reality for companies, security breaches also increased in frequency. By partnering with the right tech-savvy professional, you can avoid the common mistakes associated with implementing a security solution. Educating the Workforce Before spending a lot
Installing network connectivity at a new branch office used to be a time-consuming process. It might take weeks, or even months, to establish multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) pathways, and a network professional would need to be on-site to ensure that all devices were correctly configured. Today, network virtualization has streamlined
Among the number of factors influencing networking technologies, any one of them would be enough to shake up an industry: the move to the cloud, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the permanency of hybrid and remote work environments. Together, they are causing some technology trends to shift. Here are four that
Nobody can truly predict what could unfold for business trends in 2023. It’s been an interesting time for companies in all industries over the last three years, which provides some direction for what could happen over the coming months. One thing that is certain is that as you navigate
Cyber security weighs heavy on the minds of IT leaders in every industry, and the pandemic has only made the worry about digital risk more pressing. With so many companies now using a hybrid model of work-from-home and in-office teams, there are more targets for cyber criminals, resulting in a
The pandemic convinced companies that remote work could be both productive and profitable, and workers appreciate the work-life balance stemming from remote opportunities. In some cases, companies are adopting a permanent hybrid work model, allowing employees more flexibility in their locations and schedules. But equipping the network and applications for
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
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses were already pursuing digital solutions to their most pressing business challenges. The ability to provide an excellent customer experience and optimize productivity had many opting for cloud migration when there was an opportunity for an upgrade. But these widespread changes are coming with technology challenges.