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Global Packaging Firm Improves Security and Cuts Costs
Read this client story to learn how Insight helped a global packaging firm improve network security through a managed services model — leading to better visibility, fewer resource constraints, simpler SIEM management, and more.
Solving Key Challenges for Multi-Vendor Security Environments
Learn how multi-vendor ecosystems are benefiting from Microsoft Sentinel — and transforming with managed security — in this ebook.
7 Common Ways Ransomware Can Infect Your Organization
Recent ransomware attacks have shown the danger of losing access to your data, devices and services, and the problem is compounded by threat actors exfiltrating data and leaking it on public sites. So just how does this devastating malware infect devices? See the seven most common ways ransomware can infect your organization and learn the steps you can take to secure your endpoints and defend your network.
A Modern Architecture To Enable And Protect The Remote Workforce
Businesses pivoted quickly to support work from home (WFH) employees, but have learned that legacy VPNs are ill-equipped to manage massive numbers of remote workers, particularly when accessing cloud-based applications. To meet the demands of mobile and WFH employees, organizations need a unified approach that leverages machine learning to prevent threats and optimize security while offering greater visibility into the network. Learn how remote workforce solutions from AT&T, powered by Palo Alto Networks, deliver a suite of networking and security services, including VPN, firewall as a service (FWaaS), zero trust network access (ZTNA), secure web gateway (SWG), and domain name system (DNS) security to help businesses secure and support their remote workforce.
Secure Access Edge Access (SASE)
It’s time to rethink network security. Traditional remote access solutions buckle under the weight of so many concurrent users, while cloud applications put further strain on network infrastructure and security issues abound. Secure access service edge (SASE) is an emerging architectural approach that combines essential networking and security services into one cloud-delivered platform. This white paper offers guidance to help organizations understand what to look for when evaluating SASE for deployment, and outlines the essential components of an effective SASE solution designed to reduce complexity, rapidly scale out remote workers and branch locations, and deliver consistent security policy enforcement.
Securing And Optimizing Financial Services Networks
The financial services sector is the world’s most-attacked industry, making security a top priority. How can financial services organizations solve the problem of providing tight cybersecurity without compromising network performance and seamless connectivity? A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) framework provides built-in security, a multilayered defense visible on a single pane of glass, and centralized policy controls that support connectivity at branch locations. Inside you’ll learn how this approach enables financial services organizations to ensure security at the WAN edge with high performance that optimizes connectivity and speed.
The Relationship Between Security Maturity and Business Enablement
This Cybersecurity Benchmark report is based on comprehensive research from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). The goal in surveying 500 security and IT professionals was to validate and measure how organizations are aligning with best practices prescribed by the NIST CSF -- a global standard to help organizations identify and mitigate cyber-risk while providing a roadmap for program improvement. By using a cybersecurity maturity model, this report analyzes how security maturity drives business success. See where your business fits among the survey results of the 16 questions ESG asked to measure cybersecurity processes, policies, and controls in use.
Tightly Control and Manage Access to Applications and Services with Zero Trust
The Chief Security Officer (CSO) at AT&T has noteworthy insights on security and changing network traffic patterns as businesses increasingly embrace mobile, cloud, and edge computing. Using Zero Trust (ZT) principles to manage and control access are critical. Inside this thought leadership paper, the AT&T CSO has framed Zero Trust concepts into 4 key areas, highlighting the benefits of a ZT-based program and outlining several critical concepts related to access control that should be considered.
Breaking free of Broadcom
If your Broadcom contract is coming up for renewal, there’s a strong incentive to find an alternative. How do you make the switch successfully?
Frictionless Migrations from Broadcom/CA to BMC
Is your business facing a price increase to renew your existing contracts with Broadcom/CA, impacting your bottom line and creating future uncertainty?