Over the last year, Micro Focus invited people at organizations to answer the Digital Transformation Survey, and we heard from over 275 organizations about their digital transformation (DX) plans and progress as well as business insights and digital transformation strategies.

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• Our six key takeaways from customers' responses
• Organizations' biggest digital transformation challenges
• Where organizations are in their digital transformation journey now and where they want to be in a year

Micro Focus delivers on the promise of smart digital transformation. By delivering solutions that bridge the existing and the new, Micro Focus allows customers to sidestep the risky and time-consuming prospect of digitally transforming from scratch. This helps make IT work harder and allows the organization to run and transform at the same time.

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Digital Transformation is at the top of virtually every organization's list of objectives and concerns in 2020. The rules of business — and public sector — are being rewritten nearly every day as a combination of technology advancements, evolving customer expectations, process enhancements (e.g. digitization), and new business models are forcing executives to rethink prior IT strategies.

See how some customers are adapting to the COVID-19 economy by balancing the need to run and transform.

Throughout 2020, Micro Focus has been inviting industry professionals to respond to our Digital Transformation Survey. Already, we have heard from many organizations about their digital transformation (DX) plans and progress.

Get this ebook report to discover:

• Initial business insights and DX strategies
• Organizations' biggest DX challenges
• Where organizations are in their DX journey now and where they want to be in a year
• Our six key takeaways from customers' responses

The rules of business are constantly being rewritten. Technology advancements, evolving customer expectations, process enhancements, and new business models are forcing executives to rethink their IT strategies.

Fundamentally, organizations want to move faster, have greater agility, secure what matters most, and leverage insights to drive value.

Read this real-life example of how Micro Focus has helped customers run their businesses, while transforming them at the same time.

Building resilience into the security strategy means developing a cyberfocused investment strategy that enables continuous assessment of the IT environment, which allows for changes to be made to controls, policies, and procedures in an automated fashion.

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• How organizations should embrace cyber-resilience;
• What challenges come with deploying adaptive layered defenses for cloud at scale;
• How to prioritize the investments needed to protect against cybersecurity threats.

Cyber-resilience is impossible to attain if attacks that are launched against an enterprise are not regularly detected in a timely manner. Unfortunately, the metric used for the length of time an attack can go without detection is not currently identified in seconds or minutes, but rather in days, weeks and even months.

Download this Info Snapshot to see the five key elements of cyberthreat detection and how they support organizations in becoming cyber-resilient.

Having a culture of cyber-resilience that permeates the organization will allow new technologies such as 5G-enabled Internet of Things devices to be introduced in a safe and secure manner.

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• How cyber-resilience is achieved;
• Steps you should take to become cyber-resilient;
• Key cyber-resilience goals you should set for your enterprise.

Shift left, be strategic, and iterate. These are the core principles of cyber-resilience in today's digital business.

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• Evolve your programs to account for unexpected crises or adversities;
• The key aspects of evolving cybersecurity into a cyber-resilient mindset;
• Structure cyberinvestments and cyberstrategies to "shift left" and support business growth and enablement.

The decimation of the traditional network perimeter by the new "work anywhere at any time" reality has caused CISOs to start looking at how they can architect their networks and applications to match reality. Implementation of zero trust architectures is becoming the answer. The underlying principle of ZT is that the corporate local area network is treated as though it were outside the corporate firewall.

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• How detection capabilities should evolve and modernize to support business enablement through cyber-resilience;
• What detection elements organizations need in the age of an identity-centric perimeter;
• Why risk management needs to include anticipating possible business interruptions to partners, partners' connections, and back-office technology.