digital transformation

10 Ways a Zero Trust Architecture Protects Against Ransomware

Why is zero trust the most effective approach to protecting your organization from ransomware? Let us count the ways. In “10 Ways a Zero Trust Architecture Protects Against Ransomware”, you’ll read how to use zero trust to defend against ransomware at every step of the attack chain, including how to: • Minimize the attack surface

The Threat Prevention Buyer’s Guide

Evolve your security strategy with AI-powered threat protection. When your digital world contains valuable assets and sensitive data, adversaries are on the hunt for security gaps to execute devious attacks. Upend their stronghold with a dynamic, zero trust platform with inline malware prevention. Download The Threat Prevention Buyer’s Guide to discover how the right malware

The State Of Zero Trust Transformation 2023

Enterprises worldwide are racing to speed up innovation while becoming more agile and competitive. To do that while securing users, workloads, and devices in modern environments, IT leaders agree they need to rethink legacy networking and security approaches. The answer is a zero trust architecture. Most IT leaders already have a zero trust security strategy

Fire-up your trade marketing partnerships for greater success!

For your next marketing campaign, follow Budweiser’s example! With Weber by your side, increase your brand awareness, grow your market share, and reach new audiences! The results of this multi-country, multi-retailer trade marketing campaign speak for themselves: +140% in sales volume to distributors.+56% in sales volume compared to typical promotional weeks.The most successful Budweiser campaign,

Why it’s time to redefine endpoint management

IT environments are becoming more complicated, with remote employees accessing company data outside the safety of the traditional network and personal devices that may not be following company protocols. These endpoint devices can create security risks and compliance vulnerabilities that must be addressed consistently and with purpose. IT Managers often underestimate or even ignore the