Zero Trust: Best Practices for Preventing Misunderstandings and Mistakes
Zero Trust can be perplexing when it devolves into just another marketing buzzword. Let’s clarify what it really means.
IT security is a critical asset for companies and authorities in 2021 – after all securing data communication affects the most important business activities and services across an organization. With the demand for remote and mobile working at an all-time high, organizations need to act strategically on endpoint security and IT administration to protect their networks and sensitive data. Cybersecurity is the spearhead of any IT infrastructure and needs to be considered strategically from the outset – from cloud computing, data center operations and IIoT to regulated industries or health applications. Find out everything you need to know about the world of IT security.
Zero Trust: Best Practices for Preventing Misunderstandings and Mistakes
Zero Trust can be perplexing when it devolves into just another marketing buzzword. Let’s clarify what it really means.
Opportunities and risks of shadow IT
The risks of shadow IT are often underestimated, but they are ever-present for companies that allow employees to access the network remotely.
SASE Basics Part 3: Advantages at a glance
SASE simplifies network and security, but what are the pros and cons? What should you look out for in SASE solutions?
SASE Basics Part 2: Security features
SASE goes far beyond the network. Security features such as SWG, CASB, FWaaS and DLP ensure maximum security.
Make your business more sustainable by embracing green IT
Today, no one can do without Green IT. Sustainability is much more than meeting legal requirements, customers want green IT and it also helps to sink costs.
SASE Basics Part 1: Network features
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) saves companies a lot of time and money. SASE platforms combine network and IT security functions into complete solutions.
Blog archive
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