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Technology Transformation and Readiness Assessment

Download this report to know more about the workplace of the future and particularly what businesses need to do to enable remote working as part of business as usual.

Zero Trust Architecture

This paper clarifies the key components of the Zero Trust Architecture in terms that are familiar to security professionals. It defines the four pillars of the new standard: segmentation, access policy, trusted identity, and trusted endpoints, and explains how they can be implemented such that only trusted users on...

EMA Zero Trust Networking Research Summary

In the new EMA research report, Enterprise Zero Trust Networking Strategies: Secure Remote Access and Network Segmentation, the analyst Shamus McGillicuddy explores how network-based technology is the foundation of Zero Trust. Shamus highlights that the Zero Trust model is a continuous cycle of establishing a...

Making Cybersecurity a Business Differentiator for MSPs

The critical importance of cybersecurity has come to the forefront in 2021 for customers of managed service providers, or MSPs. Online security has become a “must-have” that MSPs’ customers are willing to pay for - especially when it drives operational efficiencies that can provide longe- term cost savings by...

Cybersecurity Trends Report 2020: Bangladesh

C-suite executives in Bangladesh were surveyed to understand regional trends, key cybersecurity challenges and requirements. The survey aimed to explore current transformations in the cybersecurity landscape and critical challenges in the region. This survey, conducted online generated responses from Bangladesh...

Zero Trust: A Global Perspective

As you look to securely enable a long-term remote workforce, you need a security framework that can support you both today and in the future, keeping your people, your data, and your infrastructure safe. That's where zero trust comes in. Download this whitepaper to learn more about what zero trust adoption looks...

Seven Steps to Achieving Security with Zero Trust

If there are two words federal cybersecurity experts hear most frequently today, they are probably “zero trust.” Not only are there plenty of mandates and other requirements to move in that direction, but there are practical reasons as well. It reduces agency risk; provides better control over access, assets and...