Conquer Your Data Mess With Universal Data Products
Leaders across organizations, industries, and countries intuitively believe that data is a valuable asset. However, leveraging its value has never been harder – because the data architecture is a mess. Sprawling point-to-point connections within and across the operational and analytical data estates create an insurmountable web of complexity. Teams waste resources developing, deploying, and operating disjointed solutions that each address a piece of your data problems – but never completely solve your data mess. And, your data mess directly im ...more
Defending Your AI Future with Prisma Cloud
The integration of AI into hybrid and cloud environments is rapidly gaining momentum as companies across all industries recognize AI’s potential in driving digital transformation and future growth. To handle the colossal volumes of data and execute energy-intensive AI workloads, organizations are turning to cloud services, increasingly adopting multicloud and hybrid cloud deployments to support and scale their AI initiatives. Virtual machines, cloud container services like Kubernetes®, and extensive cloud datastores form the backbone of large l ...more
6 Key Requirements of Multicloud Security
The Key to Cloud Security: Consistency Cloud security threats and risks come in many forms. They range from malware to configuration errors to weak access controls and beyond. And although these threats are fundamentally different, their ability to materialize inside your environment boils down to one key issue—lack of consistency. When it comes to how your cloud environments are configured and workloads are deployed, the less consistency you have, the easier it is for security risks to creep into your cloud and remain under your radar. The go ...more
2024 Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence
Traditionally, most network and security architectures were designed with the enterprise data center as the focal point for access and security needs, supporting relatively static users. However, digital business has driven requirements for new digital capabilities — such as cloud and edge computing, and work-from-anywhere initiatives — which have, in turn, inverted access requirements from forcing end users to connect to a managed network for security to securing their access regardless of their location. Gartner’s 2023 Cloud End-User Behavior ...more
Secure remote access. Simplified.
The workplace today is undeniably hybrid. The way people work and the enterprise infrastructures that support day-to-day business are highly distributed worldwide. Hybrid work and infrastructure offer greater flexibility. They can enable workers to stay productive whether in the office, in the field, in transit, or at home. Hybrid infrastructures can also allow organizations to benefit from the agility, scalability, and resiliency of the cloud at their own pace. To power that flexibility, enterprises need network connectivity as flexible as ...moreNyhedsstrøm