Comprehensive IT monitoring, management, and modernization are the crucial trifecta that make up any cohesive IT operations strategy. You need to be able to ensure your workloads and applications are functioning as they should and minimize disruptions. Access this guide to find out how to minimize disruptions to your business through effective IT monitoring, management and modernization.

With ransomware showing no signs of slowing down, and businesses coming under attack each day, it’s now more important than ever to get ahead and better protect your business. ThreatLocker drives to help organizations build a cybersecurity strategy that is resilient to threat actors and their malicious efforts. To help you develop your cybersecurity strategy, ThreatLocker has come up with 12 steps you can take to protect your organization against ransomware and compiled them into a single eBook. Additionally, you’ll see why the need for a policy-driven, Zero Trust, endpoint protection platform has never been greater.

Is your company among the 77% of organizations that do not have a formal cybersecurity incident response plan that is applied consistently across the organization? After a breach occurs, years of lousy press is almost guaranteed. However, building a strong and effective incident response plan can help to minimize that negative publicity. Participate in our multiple-choice research survey to unlock our exclusive guide, Crafting a Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan, Step by Step.

The Cracking Tomorrow’s CX Code report summary covers four key recommendations that brands should implement as they address consumer privacy concerns and create the ideal MarTech stack to advance their CX strategies. There are also compelling statistics that highlight the importance of a CX strategy that leverages data and digital. Without an effective CX strategy, the pressure of consumer demands will cause cracks in your brand strategy. Are you looking to create a successful customer experience strategy? Start by taking it step by step. You can find more insights and strategies through the white paper.

Edge computing is vital for digital transformation, moving computing closer to data sources. In this 57-page Gorilla Guide you’ll learn how to employ best practices in edge computing that include the use of open source platforms, the integration of information technology (IT) and operations technology (OT) and the use of validated designs. Regardless of where you are in your edge adoption, enterprises employing edge computing and industrial IoT at scale will benefit from the practices and technologies outlined in this guide. Start reading the guide here.

You’ve moved into a new role that requires you to deliver a state-of-the-art IT organization that will lead your team on a path to business success. Yet you find yourself saddled with legacy infrastructure that weighs you down and slows your progress. How do you integrate new technologies with legacy infrastructure and ensure they work together effectively?

The corporate training landscape has rapidly transformed, and in the wake of the pandemic, digital learning has become critical. Employees want on-demand continuous learning opportunities that serve their needs, and smart leaders understand that. The number and types of learning and development (L&D) tools is expanding, said Josh Bersin, industry analyst and founder of the HR development resource the Josh Bersin Academy, based in Oakland, Calif. HR, talent and learning leaders need to understand which tools — and approaches — meet employees’ needs while also serving their business goals, he said during a panel session on digital learning at the virtual HR Technology Conference and Exposition in March. To that end, here are six tips that can help deliver better digital learning in the workplace.