Science tells us we need net zero emissions in order to limit temperature rises to 1.5°C, and the race to get there by 2050 has started. Around the world, governments and businesses are realising that the targets they have announced are not good enough and they need to be bolder and take action sooner. Major
Your path to innovation. As an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) operating in a highly competitive and fast-changing marketplace, you’re under increasing pressure to continually modernize and innovate. It’s the only way to meet customers’ growing demands for more convenient software solutions such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products. If you’re not keeping up, you risk missing out.
The cybersecurity industry has an effectiveness problem. Every year new technologies, vendors, and products emerge. Yet despite this constant innovation, high-profile breaches keep making headlines. Clearly, the status quo is not working. Organizations seeking the path to truly effective security need to take a new approach.
Arctic Wolf provides Security Operations as a managed service solution helping organizations improve cybersecurity defenses with the cloudnative Arctic Wolf™ Platform and a team of security experts that augment existing in-house IT and security teams and capabilities. Services under this umbrella include managed detection and response (MDR), continuous vulnerability management (Managed Risk), as well as
Organizations face a relentless barrage of cyberattacks amid a cybersecurity landscape that’s as complex and challenging as ever. Many organizations are still in a state of chaos and transition — weaknesses exposed by COVID19-forced infrastructure changes remain unresolved. In defending their organizations against ransomware and other cyber-attacks, IT security professionals face a variety of challenges
For IT directors, a lack of resources is a critical reality when it comes to cybersecurity. Few IT teams have the necessary talent and budget to meet the increasing threat landscape. The number of bad actors profiting by illicit means continues to grow. And the software and the techniques they use are more sophisticated than
It’s no secret that security and development teams do not see eye-to-eye. But is that the end of the story? Absolutely not. The value that each team brings to an organization is too vital to let it stay that way. According to a recent commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of VMware, the
To be a data center network engineer is to live with complexity and uncertainty. A change in one place could have an unintended effect somewhere else. Performance could suffer, workloads could be exposed, or the network could crash. Download this Whitepaper.
This book waves away the fog to provide you with a clear under-standing of what IBN really is. You look at what intent means in the context of network operations and how an IBNS applies that intent to a network across its entire life cycle. You also delve into what features and characteristics an IBNS requires to fulfill its mission. You
CIOs and other C-level technology executives (CXOs) often delegate procurement decisions regarding datacenter network infrastructure to domain experts, namely network architects, engineers, and operators. While those network specialists are well placed and eminently qualified to evaluate the technical requirements of the network infrastructure, and to ensure that it is deployed correctly, CXOs have a valuable