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Securing the Digital-First Model for Retail

CIO Business Intelligence

This rapid adoption of new technologies brings with it an increase in the complexity of network design and security architecture for IT teams. Retail security is further complicated by the broader threat surface due to digital POS systems, eCommerce platforms, digital supply chains with third-party partners, and digital loyalty programs.

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5 reasons to move to a network platform

CIO Business Intelligence

On top of that, how do you build a resilient network that can protect your people, systems, and data from external threats? AI helps automate remediation when issues like wireless interference and WAN bottlenecks are uncovered and can also be applied to help predict and prevent network degradation from occurring in the first place.

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Enabling Digital Transformation, Securely

CIO Business Intelligence

SASE is SD-WAN-as-a-service and security-as-a-service. Offering more flexibility at low cost, software-defined networking, or SD-WAN, abstracts network control from the connectivity layer and enables real-time monitoring, reporting, and analytics across network nodes. Next-gen security architecture.

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Hybrid working: network managers need to take care of unfinished business

CIO Business Intelligence

But even though hybrid working is here to stay, organizations may still lack the cybersecurity controls and business-grade internet connections, like SD-WAN, that are required to support remote and hybrid workers. How are those users accessing their systems? Are they performing to standard?

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Cisco gears up to capitalize on Splunk deal, AI revolution

Network World

What’s happening at Cisco Systems? Some of the recent highlights: Viptela for SD-WAN , Meraki for wireless and cloud management, Sourcefire for IDS, Duo Security for authentication and identity management , ThousandEyes for network intelligence and digital experience monitoring, and AppDynamics for observability.

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Zero Trust Model: How It Looks to the NSA

SecureWorld News

The National Security Agency (NSA) says that embracing a Zero Trust security model can better position organizations to secure sensitive data and systems. Authenticate and explicitly authorize each to the least privilege required using dynamic security policies.". So, what can be done to combat this ebb and flow within cyberspace?