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Steps to building a mature threat-hunting program
You cannot effectively hunt for threats until you have addressed visibility and data gaps.Sponsored by Tanium
Data is everywhere. But can you find it?
Regulatory compliance and data security are possible only if you know what your data is — and where it is — at any given time.Sponsored by Tanium
Managing supply chain security risk in the wake of the Log4j vulnerability
The serious vulnerability is a wake-up call to a new risk landscape for security leaders.Sponsored by Synopsys
88% of Organizations are Still Behind in Keeping Open Source Updated
Key findings from the 7th annual Open Source Security & Risk Analysis Report detail risks and insights to help companies better understand their software ecosystem.Sponsored by Synopsys
Why SBOMs Are More Important Than Ever
Why Everyone – Even the President – is Talking About SBOMs and Securing the Software Supply ChainSponsored by Synopsys
What You Can Do NOW to Manage Your Software Supply Chain Risk
Building an SBOM is the first step in building a solid SSCRM to protect your software supply chain. Learn how to get started.Sponsored by Synopsys
Can Biden’s Executive Order Secure the Software Supply Chain?
An analysis of how the May 2021 Executive Order on improving cybersecurity changes the dynamic of software security standards.Sponsored by Transmit Security
Passwordless MFA: The Single Way To Mitigate the Top 5 Threats to Your Customer Identities
As cyber criminals discover new methods to compromise consumer accounts, forward-thinking organizations are adopting solutions for better security and a smoother customer experience.Sponsored by VMware
Sovereign Clouds: Partner Perspectives on Safeguarding Critical Customer Data
As VMware gains momentum with their sovereign cloud initiative , we turned to leading partners AUCloud, Datacom, STC, NxtGen, TietoEVRY, ThinkOn, and UKCloud and their customers to find out why a sovereign cloud is essential.Sponsored by NVIDIA
How Enterprises Boosted AI Through Infrastructure Upgrades
Many enterprises around the world are discovering new insights, revenue and efficiencies through the use of artificial intelligence (AI). At the same time, companies are discovering that they can accelerate their projects by adjusting their infrastructure approach. These changes have helped to create new opportunities and growth options, as well as preventing a trip to the pile of AI failures.Sponsored by HCL
Effectively Manage All Endpoints, No Matter Where They Are Located
IT and security admins need a more permanent solution to protecting endpoints outside of the corporate walls.Sponsored by HCL
The Problem with Patching
Software vulnerabilities are like an open door for hackers to exploit.Sponsored by NVIDIA
How an Infrastructure Switch Sped Up AI Model Results and Business Value for BEN Group
Even with the best planning, companies should be ready to adjust projects when faced with unexpected challenges or as parameters change due to business needs. This is no difference in the development of AI models, where initial results may lead teams down a new path that requires a rethinking of their AI infrastructure.Sponsored by NVIDIA
Lay the Groundwork for AI Success: Know Your AI Infrastructure Options
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform enterprises by creating new products, boosting revenues, cutting costs and increasing efficiency. But getting to those successful implementations has been tricky for some organizations, given the complexity of the technology and potential for a high failure rate for those who jump in without a plan.Sponsored by HCL
Why It Takes a Coordinated Army to Remediate Vulnerabilities Fast
Here’s how to reduce risks and security vulnerabilities with the right leadership and tech tools.Sponsored by Protiviti
Steps to Improve Your Security Posture during Technology Modernization
Effective cybersecurity is essential as cyber threats are expected to continue over the next decade.Sponsored by Protiviti
Identity and Access Management: The Pursuit of Invisible Value
The speed versus risk balance is always in question while considering identify and access management innenterprise transformation scenariosSponsored by HPE
Every Data-first Modernization Strategy Should Start with “Why?”
While jumping into a data-first model is compelling, don’t overlook understanding your business KPIs and establishing a framework before you’re off and running.Sponsored by HPE
Storage as a Service Can Drive Transformation — If It’s Agile Enough for All Workloads
“STaaS for all” drives transformation by delivering as-a-service agility and flexibility. Before you invest, make sure your STaaS solution can power every workload across the infrastructure lifecycle.Sponsored by Anomali
How Can You Identify an Attack and Predict the Next Move? It Takes Relevant Threat Intelligence
Using and understanding threat intelligence technology enables businesses to see cyber threats coming and stay secure.Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel®
How Computer Vision is Revolutionizing the Manufacturing Supply Chain
Five key areas where computer vision is positively impacting manufacturing and the global supply chain, and how it will likely do so in the future.Sponsored by GEP
Build a Collaborative Network to Mitigate Supply Chain Risks
To navigate today's global supply chain hurdles, visibility and collaboration among businesses and suppliers are crucial. AI- and machine learning-backed technology solutions are making this possible.Sponsored by DataStax
The Right Recipe for a Real-time Data Stack
By George Trujillo, Principal Data Strategist, DataStax – Think about your favorite recipe. You might have all the ingredients for an apple pie, but there’s no guarantee all the elements will come together to produce a delicious dessert. Similarly, many organizations have built data architectures to remain competitive, but have instead ended up with a complex web of disparate systems which may be slowing them down.Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel®
How MLOps Is Helping Overcome Machine Learning's Biggest Challenges
Enterprises are betting big on machine learning (ML). According to IDC, 85% of the world’s largest organizations will be using artificial intelligence (AI) — including machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP) and pattern recognition — by 2026.Sponsored by VMware
Drivers of IT transformation and the role of multi-cloud
Benefits abound, but organizations should be beware the risk of increased complexity and avoid additional silos when adopting multiple clouds.Sponsored by Cisco
Safeguard Your Network Investment With Assessment Services
Emerge strong and secure with Cisco Customer Experience advisory services to reduce risk, stay compliant, and prevent costly breaches.Sponsored by Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company
The Benefits of Best-of-Breed SASE
By: Nav Chander, Head of Service Provider SD-WAN/SASE Product Marketing. Now is the time for MSPs to play an integral role in the evolution of SASE at the many organizations beginning their journey.Sponsored by DataStax
The Future is Being Written in Real-time
By Chet Kapoor, Chairman and CEO, DataStax – Think about an organization where, at each moment, a recommendation engine is talking to every part of the business – sharing immediate data on live sales and inventory, the purchasing pipeline, and all the context that impacts the business (market conditions, supply chain issues, even weather). This is nirvana. Enterprises that rely on processing data in batches and depend on analysts to review dashboards cannot deliver data-driven actions when it matters most – and they will be left behind.nSponsored by Broadcom Software
Why Broadcom Software is Optimistic About Global Standards in Cyber Security
By Arnaud Taddei, Security Transformation Architects Practice Leader – International, Symantec, a division of Broadcom Software – Harmonization has become even harder with the intensification of geopolitical competition around key technology standards. China set a new bar with its China Standards 2035 plan, aspects of which many western countries fear risk fragmenting the Internet. The EU’s Internal Market Commissioner, Thierry Breton, stated in February, “We were too naive. We were open by default in the belief that things would go our way. But we can’t be open at any price.”Sponsored by Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company
How is Network as a Service (NaaS) Different from a Lease?
By: Cathy Won, Consultant with eTeam, HPE Aruba Contributor. NaaS can help organizations increase their flexibility and lower their risk compared to traditional equipment financing methods.Sponsored by Protiviti
Data is an Asset. Treat it as Such.
Ensure proper data governance in your technology modernization journey.Sponsored by Protiviti
Change at the Speed of Innovation
On the journey to modernization, technical agility is a vital stop.Sponsored by Visualping
Defacement Monitoring: Deceptively Simple Defense Against Hackers
Failing to quickly respond to website defacement can result in unwanted media exposure and damage to your business or government’s reputation.Sponsored by Visualping
Website Defacement: Petty Cyber Attack…Big Consequences
Did you know that homepages are the most affected pages in website defacement attacks? It’s time to brush up on the real threat of website defacement today.Sponsored by VMware
Why sovereign cloud is a hot topic – 5 tips, and the background
What is sovereign cloud, and how can your organization benefit from it? Wenche Karlstad guides you through the regulatory maze and explains how to deal with sensitive data in the cloud.Sponsored by HPE
Key Considerations When Managing a Multivendor IT Environment
As IT environments expand, IT and business leaders must manage an increased level of complexity. The good news? It can be done.Sponsored by Cisco
Deliver Better Digital Experiences with Observability
Turn siloed data into actionable IT insights. Cisco Customer Experience services help you move beyond domain monitoring to full-stack observability.Sponsored by Cisco
How IT Can Use the Hybrid Cloud to Win in the Application Economy
IT infrastructure and operations teams face a unique challenge: combine and unify applications seamlessly across the hybrid cloud. Here are three tools to consider: full-stack observability, cloud-native services, and flexible consumption model.Sponsored by Cisco
Transitioning to Hybrid Work with Smarter Workspaces
Employees value workplace flexibility and safety. Smart organizations are stepping up to the plate to appease talent, better understand utilization, and save big.Sponsored by Skyhigh Security
RBI and the Importance of Integrated Threat Protection
It sounds like a nearly perfect cybersecurity solution: Intercept incoming data before it reaches the user’s web browser; isolate it in a secure sandbox; and send only the screen images—or pixels—to the browser. The ephemeral server is fully isolated from the organization’s IT assets and data, and its browser sessions are destroyed when the user closes a tab.Sponsored by Protiviti
Balanced Governance: When Failure is Not an Option
Key factors to implement balanced governance to reduce the risk of enterprise transformation failure.Sponsored by Cisco
How IT Can Use the Hybrid Cloud to Win in the Application Economy
Accelerate your hybrid cloud strategy with full-stack observability, cloud-native services, and flexible consumption models.Sponsored by HPE
3 Ways AIOps Drives Digital Transformation
Slowdowns caused by system disruption and complexities in your IT environment are more than an operational headache. They can have a direct impact on the bottom line.Sponsored by HCL Digital Experience
Customer Needs Put Insurance Leaders to the Test
The drive to create innovative, valuable online experiences is more urgent than everSponsored by HCL Digital Experience
Peak Preparedness: How Technology Allows Insurers to Manage Sudden Changes in Demand
How to face the future with innovation that improves customer experiencesSponsored by Skyhigh Security
Fight Cloud Jacking by Slashing Complexity
"The threat landscape is more complex than just a few years ago and 2022 is expected to be even more problematic,” said Vishwas Manral, the Chief Technologist and Head of Innovation for Skyhigh Security. “The frequency and intensity of attacks has soared, the sophistication and targeting of attacks is more precise, and perhaps most importantly, the number of entities being granted access to that data in the cloud has multiplied."Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel®
Computer Vision Is Transforming the Transportation Industry, Making It Safer, More Efficient and Improving the Bottom Line
Computer vision is helping to reshape the transportation industry at every level from streamlining the passenger experience to preemptive fleet maintenance to fuel optimization.Sponsored by Fairfax County Economic Development Authority
Here's Why Tech Companies Should Continue to Invest in Office Space
Physical office space can help tech companies improve team building, security measures, community support, and more.Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel®
Smart Cities Increase Efficiency, Safety and Sustainability
Cities around the world are benefiting by implementing smart systems that capture and analyze real-time data leveraging Dell Technologies.Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel®