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How DLT Can Help Businesses Meet Their ESG Commitments
Businesses are increasingly turning to advanced technology tools to facilitate seamless data flow, which in turn provides a visible track of compliance through the entire length of their value chain—nEnter DLT.nSponsored by Mphasis
Leadership in Times of Digital Disruption
It is absolutely necessary to break away from the traditional mindset of viewing applications and operations as siloed services. Transformational Leaders must view their businesses from beyond the “services” prism—and execute swiftly.Sponsored by Protiviti
Lasting Design Requires Solution Design Disciplines
To remain relevant, leading organizations must regularly reevaluate and optimize technology stacks to align with business outcomes and enterprise valueSponsored by VMware
The reality of workload portability across clouds
Moving workloads across clouds doesn’t have to be an empty promise.Sponsored by Transmit Security
Customer Passwords are a Target for Cybercriminals: How to Address the Threat
Savvy customers care about cybersecurity and choose to do business with companies that provide an exceptional digital experience.Sponsored by Mphasis
Recreating Organizational Architecture Through Network Orchestration
By leveraging network orchestration, collaborative enterprise will gain new customers, markets, and business opportunities while providing niche domain expertise in partnership.Sponsored by Anomali
Leveraging MITRE ATT&CK: How Your Team Can Adopt This Essential Framework
Mastering the MITRE ATT&CK framework enables businesses to translate intelligence and understand cyber criminals’ intentions.Sponsored by Broadcom Software
Broadcom Software Shows Why the Move to the Edge is Accelerating in 2022
By Andy Nallappan, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Software Business Operations, Broadcom Software – A couple of decades ago, when nearly all centralized computing ran in data centers, companies began talking about how to accelerate decision-making and reduce latency issues that frustrated users (commonly referred to as the "world wide wait"). This problem became more acute as the increasing use of mobile and IoT devices put new strain on existing internet infrastructure.Sponsored by Fairfax County Economic Development Authority
Security, Politics & Tech: How Firms Are Working with the Government, Not Against It
A partnership with the federal government can give tech companies the opportunity to improve national technologies and security while growing revenue.Sponsored by HPE
Hyperconverged Infrastructure Deserves Another Look. Here’s Why.
New, intelligent, independently scalable HCI solutions are capable of running general and mixed workloads to power all your applications.Sponsored by Transmit Security
Passwordless MFA for Customers: How to Fortify Security without Introducing Friction
Many of the most security-savvy and CX-focused companies on the planet are making this move to improve security during their authentication process.Sponsored by Skyhigh Security
How Advances in Cloud Security Can Help with Ransomware
The ransomware threat is evolving faster than people’s ability to keep track. A common misconception is that payloads are usually delivered by phishing emails. While that may be true for many cases, the new breed of ransomware is much more likely to be launched by an intruder who has already breached the network. In fact, the battle is now focused on monitoring activity within your environment rather than preventing users from clicking unknown links.Sponsored by NTT
Data Management in the Healthcare Industry
Innovations hold promise for better outcomes for more peopleSponsored by HPE
Lessons From a Telco to Leverage Guardrails in Transforming through Data-first Modernization
As investments in digital transformation continue to increase, enterprise-level guardrails are emerging to keep the transformation journey from veering off-path.Sponsored by HPE
4 Steps to Data-first Modernization
A strategic guide to taking your enterprise through data-driven modernization.Sponsored by HPE
3 Keys for a Successful Transition from Assessment to Hybrid Cloud Business Office
Select a fully engaged sponsor, build a strong foundation, and generate excitement to limit transformation failure.Sponsored by HPE
Don’t Fear Artificial Intelligence; Embrace it Through Data Governance
Part 1 of a 2-part series exploring how to prepare for an AI-fuelled future.Sponsored by Synopsys
Software Risk is Business Risk. It’s Time for the C-Suite to Act.
While software introduces new ways of doing business, it can also introduce serious new risks. When it comes to digital transformation, don’t let inherit risks stand in the way of the competitive advantage your business seeks.Sponsored by Rocket Software
5 Key Considerations When Starting an Automation Project
Set your organization up for automation to deliver not only success in the eyes of key stakeholders, but also significant business value.Sponsored by Broadcom
Collaborative Work Management: Agile for the Rest of Us
Freedom from the restrictions of traditional project management is here, and businesses are using it to reduce inefficiencies and improve collaboration.Sponsored by Rocket Software
Best Practices for Managing Content Sprawl in the Era of Remote Work
With the right strategies, companies can avoid the content sprawl that a hybrid workplace could otherwise suffer from.Sponsored by HPE
5 Must-Have Features of Backup as a Service For Hybrid Environments
Backup as a service can simplify data protection and neutralize malware and ransomware threats to ensure that your data is rapidly recoverable and always secure.Sponsored by VMware
Multi-cloud adoption and consumption trends
Most organizations are embracing multi-cloud environments. Make sure you can manage your cloud consumption, rather than being consumed by unforeseen events.Sponsored by Tanium
Why asset management is the first step in cyber hygiene
Discover a new approach to perform asset discovery and inventory, improve cyber hygiene, and take the first step toward Zero Trust.Sponsored by Tanium
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