6 Tips To Fend Off Security Threats Without Paying A King's Ransom
The threat of ransomware is still – unfortunately – alive and well. According to a 2018 study by SentinelOne, their survey of decision makers working in IT and risk, fraud or compliance functions found that six in ten (56%) reported that their organization suffered a ransomware attack in the last 12 months - compared to under half (48%) who said the same in 2016.1 While financial and healthcare organizations are often targeted, history has proven that no organization is immune from attack. The monetary costs to these organizations is bad enough, but they also risk suffering even bigger hits to their reputations (wouldn’t you think twice before
trusting them with your personal data?).
Yura Corporation reduces costs and boosts business continuity
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University of Canberra saves A$135,000 by eliminating tapes with AWS and Commvault
Read this case study to find out how University of Canberra managed to improve student services and sustains its reputation by using a holistic disaster recovery approach. ...
The Importance of Self-Healing SD-WAN
As software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) continues to grow in popularity, it is critical to understand what differentiates a secure SD-WAN solution from the much bigger landscape of products and services described as SD-WAN.
Secure SD-WAN consolidates advanced routing, next-generation firewall (NGFW) capabilities, and intuitive orchestration into a single, integrated solution. But there’s an important aspect to secure SD-WAN that’s sometimes overlooked in the industrywide rush to categorize and market the technology: self-healing. ...
The 5 Keys to Self-Healing, Secure SD-WAN
SD-WAN solutions have become increasingly popular as organizations request fast, scalable, and flexible connectivity among different network environments, and seek to lower overall total cost of ownership (TCO) while preserving user experience. But the wrong SD-WAN solution can significantly inhibit an organization’s ability to quickly adapt to changing business demands, not least because it creates new security headaches.
Here are five requirements for a Secure SD-WAN solution that’s flexible, scalable, and fit for the needs of today’s dist ...
Critical Considerations for Securing Hybrid and Hyperscale Data Centers
Modern hybrid and hyperscale data center architectures must include security that can keep pace. But in many of these data center environments today, traditional network security solutions—especially outmoded traditional firewalls— underperform and underserve, pushing IT teams into dangerous trade-offs between security and performance.
Following are six critical considerations for all enterprise IT teams as they design security for modern data center infrastructure. ...
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