One of the most accessible methods of cracking your corporate data is through a simple Internet connection. In this webinar, experts offer a look at some of the most common ways that cyber attackers use to crack enterprise systems via the Web, and what you can do to improve your own organization's Web security-not only at the server level, but across your Web-connected systems and applications.
Join guest speakers from Palo Alto Networks for a webinar on what we all got wrong about the internet-a talk about the many pervasive (and wrong) assumptions related to the structure of the Internet, and how these bad assumptions continue to influence cybersecurity strategy today. With a new understanding that what we think we know isn't always true, we will dive into attack surface management technology and how it can help lead security efforts in the future. Join us for the conversation
Cyber-criminals have become thoughtful about ransomware attacks, taking time to maximize your organization's potential damage and their payoff. Protecting your network from this growing threat is more important than ever. And nobody knows this more than Roger Grimes, Data-Driven Defense Evangelist at KnowBe4. With 30+ years experience as a computer security consultant, instructor, and award-winning author, Roger has dedicated his life to making sure you're prepared to defend against quickly-evolving IT security threats like ransomware. Join Roger for this thought-provoking webinar to learn what you can do to prevent, detect, and mitigate ransomware. In this session you'll learn: --How to detect ransomware programs, even those that are highly stealthy --Official recommendations from the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) --The policies, technical controls, and education you need to stop ransomware in its tracks --Why good backups (even offline backups) no longer save you from ransomware
When ransomware locks up your business's critical data and essential gear, panic can set in fast-which just makes you more vulnerable. But questions abound: is this a ransomworm that's going to spread to other endpoints? Are the attackers going to dox us too? Should we pay the ransom even though we know we're not supposed to? How good are our backups? Have we adequately prepared to continue business operations? Be prepared with some answers.
Enterprises want and need the flexibility to use multiple cloud providers. Reasons range from business continuity requirements to localized data governance to simply avoiding vendor lock-in. As such, they require database solutions that can be easily deployed, scaled, and managed across any public cloud.
Is your business ready for a ransomware attack? In this webinar, our expert will outline a trusted guide ensuring you have the right incident response, develop ironclad backups, and follow a business continuity plan.
As data centers incorporate new technologies and complexity grows, traditional network operations (NetOps) methods have difficulty keeping pace. What's needed is a new approach that makes intelligent decisions and offloads chores from the staff.
Modern business runs on highly distributed applications used by a highly distributed workforce. As such, centralized connectivity and security approaches of old break down. Many organizations are now turning to Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), which can converge network and security into a unified, global cloud-native service.
The fast pace of application development, deployment, and continuous modification in business today requires a flexible and dynamic infrastructure to support DevOps and NetOps activities. Most companies use a hybrid cloud infrastructure, which matches these requirements. The challenge is how to manage this infrastructure to ensure performance and security needs are met.
Today's hybrid cloud architectures render traditional application performance troubleshooting and monitoring methods obsolete. Compounding matters, the wide-scale use of microservices and containers, and the adoption of continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) principles mean constant change making it increasingly harder to pinpoint issues. During this Network Computing webinar we’ll discuss these issues and more.
In today's world, more now than ever before, enterprises are looking to accelerate their digital transformation efforts to accelerate delivery and drive innovation. Central to this movement is hybrid cloud, automation and AI. In this webinar, we will dive into combining existing on-premises business critical infrastructure with off-premises public cloud resources, cloud-native development with Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift, automation with Red Hat Ansible and real-world use cases. Come join us to learn more about building an open, flexible hybrid cloud platform infused with automation that provides an approachable and incremental path to modernize applications with new cloud-native technologies and drive business growth.
With the emergence of the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), network and security professionals are struggling to build a migration plan for this new platform that adapts to the distributed nature of users and data. SASE promises to reduce complexity and cost, improve performance, increase accessibility and enhance security. The question is: How do you gain these benefits as you work towards implementing a SASE architecture?
The winding down of COVID-19 has everyone pondering The New Tomorrow, and no doubt you will be reviewing the state of your current networks and networking plans created previously – whether you are a Private enterprise, Public entity, or Service provider. This likely means transforming your network architectures and security strategies, which presents challenges to managing and securing your network, applications and services during the digital transformation and without disruption.
