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Now that the world has pushed past the initial adjustment of a suddenly remote workforce, there remain some obstacles that threaten its long-term success. Benefits related to business continuity, employee retention, and cost reduction may be outweighed by remote work challenges. Remote workers must be equipped to operate on par
A new survey provides in-depth insights into the tension between work-from-home security, performance, and the customer experience in the age of COVID-19. The results [https://www.menlosecurity.com/blog/security-versus-user-experience] from Menlo Security highlight how the remote workforce has shaped security policy as IT teams race to accommodate outdated equipment
This year we’ve seen a massive shift in distributed workforce. Call it work-from-home, call it distributed, call it work-from-anywhere, call it whatever you want… but the reality is that your employees who used to be in your office, using your computer equipment attached to your network, are now somewhere
Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) implementations have long been favored by enterprises pursuing digital transformation strategies. The virtual overlay offers the ability to segment traffic, improves visibility, and prioritizes mission-critical transmissions, all while supporting the bandwidth-hungry demands of cloud solutions. Now, SD-WAN is being tapped as a way to support