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Ob man es nun gut findet oder nicht – RemoteWork ist im letzten Jahr zum festen Bestandteil der Unternehmenswelt geworden – und daran wird sich so bald wohl nichts ändern. Über 80 % der führenden Unternehmen haben laut einer Gartner-Umfrage vor, ihre Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in Zukunft zumindest teilweise im Home-Office arbeiten zu lassen. Das erhöht den Druck auf die Chief Information Officer (CIO), denn es müssen nicht nur technische Fragen, etwa zu Sicherheit, Compliance und Effizienz, geklärt, sondern auch eine Anzahl zwischenmenschlicher Probleme gelöst werden, die durch eine geografisch verteilte Belegschaft entstehen. Tools für die Zusammenarbeit sind bei Remote-Work für eine effiziente Zusammenarbeit und Vernetzung wichtiger denn je. Die Tools sind mittlerweile ein zentraler Bestandteil der Mitarbeitererfahrung und wirken sich auf alles aus – von der Unternehmenskultur und Mitarbeitermotivation bis hin zu Betriebskosten und Kundentreue. Deshalb nennen 58 % der CIOs die Implementierung von Tools für die digitale Zusammenarbeit als eine ihrer fünf wichtigsten Prioritäten für 2020.
With more cyberattacks—and more at risk than ever—organizations need a cybersecurity architecture
suited to a post-perimeter world. They need Zero Trust. But moving toward Zero Trust is easier said
than done. Zero Trust cannot be purchased—it must be earned. RSA Chief Product and Technology
Officer Jim Taylor explains the core principles that make Zero Trust so powerful, discusses why
identity and access management (IAM) capabilities are essential to move Zero Trust from a
theoretical paradigm to a working practice, and details best practices to move toward Zero Trust.
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AI is already starting to make our working lives more enjoyable and catalyzing product innovation –
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Businesses are supporting new levels of diversity in device types, operating environments and work locations. With hybrid work dominating most organizations, the management and security of both corporate- and noncorporate-owned devices have become challenging, requiring close collaboration between IT and security teams. The rapid acceleration in the use of third-party SaaS applications delivered from an array of cloud service providers is adding further complexity. IT and security teams require broad management, prevention, detection and response capabilities that must span devices and operating environments often outside their control. This dynamic is driving many to look for convergence between management and security capabilities to improve collaboration, and to simplify implementation and ongoing management functions. IT and security leaders are therefore collaborating in strategy and purchasing decisions as they seek out more unified endpoint management (UEM) and security tools capable of providing visibility, assessment and mitigation of software and configuration vulnerabilities, which is currently difficult or impossible to achieve with existing mechanisms. Many organizations using desktop-as-a-service tools are actively researching adjacent technologies — including desktop security and management tools, security management tools and endpoint security tools — with an eye on collaboration and efficiency. In support of these growing trends, converged endpoint management and security options are emerging, enabling IT and security teams to efficiently manage and secure a growing number of devices and workloads. Take this brief survey and learn what’s driving converged endpoint management and security.
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Get expert guidance on how to steer your business toward a more resilient future. With the evolving
cyber-risk landscape and the growing use of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI),
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resilience and offers guidance on how to navigate your way to a stronger more resilient future. It also
offers practical tools such as a checklist template, created with Barracuda’s own IT and security
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security posture • The top governance challenges • Why many organizations lack incident response
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Financial services companies, across the banking, insurance, and capital markets segments, are
continuing to shift key components of their IT infrastructure to the cloud, and they increasingly
depend on cloud technology infrastructure to operate back-office processes and directly serve
customers. A CIO at a major service provider for the capital markets industry that spends over $25
million annually on cloud services described the state of this transition to cloud: “When you talk
to financial services firms in the marketplace today, everyone understands what the cloud brings to
the business. The differentiator today is how quickly organizations are moving to the cloud.
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Manufacturing is powered by thousands of connected devices, massive computing
power and artificial intelligence. These advances enable manufacturers to adopt flexible, built-to-order
production methodologies that include automated workflows and real-time performance monitoring. Together
they improve efficiency, reduce errors and cut costs, but with these benefits comes increased cyber risk.
Being cyber resilient means being able to identify and quickly recover from any threat to operational
continuity. Manufacturing operators can save considerable time, effort and money by detecting and fixing
existing and emerging problems and threats before they cause disruptions, thereby creating a healthier
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