Don't get stumped by these common Hybrid IT challenges; your Digital Acceleration journey may depend on it.

Hybrid strategies are stretching legacy security systems to the breaking point. But there are several known security limitations that can inhibit an organization's ability to evolve with the times.

Download this whitepaper to to learn about modern hybrid challenges such as: Inconsistent access management Poor network visibility Lack of

The LAN can often be the beginning or end of many security events. As organizations look to build next-generation LAN networks, security and a seamless user experience are critical. Do you have the right pieces to ensure security & a better user experience?

Get this eBook to understand the infrastructural building blocks that IT administrators need such as: Zero-trust access controls Management and orchestration AI/ML integration

Many IT and Security leaders are questioning how legacy network models will fit into the future of their Zero Trust roadmaps. It can be especially tough if their current solutions are architected with a legacy, perimeter-based defense in mind. Undeniably, models for network connectivity will also need to evolve for Zero Trust. Luckily, it might not be as difficult as it sounds. Download this ebook to learn more about: Why traditional and Cloud-based network models are outdated

Whether or not a data breach is a disaster for the organization depends on the security team's response and that is based on how the team developed a breach response plan beforehand and if it was thoroughly tested. Inside this report, experts share how to: understand the technical environment, determine what types of incidents would trigger the plan, know which stakeholders need to be notified and how to do so, develop steps to contain the breach, collect evidence, and initiate

Hackers know how to exploit vulnerabilities in the modern software supply chain. Can you defend against them?? This guide outlines the top 3 software supply chain attack patterns according to sources like MITRE ATT&CK with tips to reduce your risk.? ? Learn the 3 riskiest software supply chain attack patterns distilled from trusted frameworks? See how hackers exploit SDLC vulnerabilities using recent incidents like SolarWinds and Log4J? Get expert tips to reduce your

Security teams are realizing their organizations will experience a cyber incident at some point. An effective incident response plan that takes into account their specific requirements and has been tested is critical.

This issue of Tech Insights also includes: a look at the newly signed cyber-incident law, how organizations can apply behavioral psychology to incident response, and an overview of the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework. The information submitted is

When ransomware locks up your critical data and essential systems, you don't have time to panic. It is time to act — and this report has the details on what should be inside your ransomware response playbook. Making a list of who to notify How to defend the environment Deciding which incidents trigger which actions. This report also provides advice on how security teams should make their organizations more resilient, have the proper technologies in place, and begin the hard

While organizations have been supporting work-from-home employees long before the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, the abrupt shift to everyone working from home still stressed enterprise architectures. Security teams deployed new controls and relaxed some policies so that people could keep working. As enterprises modernize their security architecture to accommodate the permanently remote employees, they are exploring zero trust, secure access service edge, new BYOD policies, and endpoint controls.

Edge computing, which is simply computer power, applications, and storage shifted closer to the sources of data, promises to speed on-site decision-making and enable digital transformation. It also dramatically increases the attack surface. Edge computing is still new enough that security teams have to figure out for themselves how to secure it.

This report covers: Assessing the attack surface Monitoring data, devices, applications, and networks Extend other security

Security leaders need to provide adaptive trust and conditional access based on identity, operational and threat context, and risk appetite. Translating the zero-trust vision to implemented reality requires MFA, centralized identity, software-defined security, and analytics, to name a few.

What's Inside: Navigating the zero-trust journey Explanation of the OMB zero-trust deadlines How zero-trust feeds into SASE Understanding modern privileged access management