Edge computing is becoming a mainstream adoption as organizations look to extend cloud to on-premises and build IoT devices. But what really is edge computing? And how are near edge, far edge and tiny edge different? This guide explains what edge computing means for your business and how you can take advantage of it to deliver solutions in a cloud native world.
Modern enterprises face the challenge of placing workloads across on-premises, cloud, and edge, considering performance, scalability, compliance, and data gravity. Workload portability is essential but complex. This analyst report discusses intelligent workload placement and hybrid multicloud platforms’ role in streamlining hybrid IT. Key topics include: Factors influencing workload placement Approaches to cloud migration Hybrid multicloud benefits and requirements And more Read on now to learn about strategic, data-driven methods for optimizing workload placement and harnessing hybrid multicloud advantages for your business.
The Security Blindspot: Real Attack Insights from Real Browser Attacks
Browsers are the main access point for cloud apps like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365—but they’ve
become a major security blind spot. Attackers use phishing, QR codes, and malicious extensions to bypass
traditional defenses, often leading to data theft or financial loss.
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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.
With limited time in their daily workflow, MSPs are looking for automated solutions for
time-intensive tasks. Automating tedious processes, like backup monitoring, not only saves time but
also reduces human error. Learn how three featured MSPs are using automation to eliminate manual
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changes.
Edge computing is becoming a mainstream adoption as organizations look to extend cloud to
on-premises and build IoT devices. But what really is edge computing? And how are near edge, far
edge and tiny edge different? This guide explains what edge computing means for your business and
how you can take advantage of it to deliver solutions in a cloud native world.
Learn how your organization can harness the full potential of today’s modern workforce
Today’s organizations face a growing complexity crisis, fueled by rapidly changing workforce dynamics and a fluid compliance landscape – and no one is immune.
Ceridian’s 2023 Executive Survey data illustrates that leaders are still grappling with pandemic workforce challenges, while also navigating new ones stemming from the current economic climate. And our findings show unexpected contradictions: layoffs amid labor shortages, overall optimism despite crucial workforce challenges, and investment in innovative talent solutions while overlooking foundational ones.
Where do employers go from here?
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You’ll learn:
With more people working outside the office and cyberattacks becoming increasingly sophisticated,
you need always-on protection for every endpoint— without slowing down your business.
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