Recorded: December 17 | 2020 Watch Now
Working From Home (WFH) is rapidly becoming the new norm, and cyber criminals across the globe are leveraging the panic induced by this pandemic to launch disruptive cyber-attacks. In the new WFH normal, you will have to secure every aspect of the architecture, whether it’s on premise hardware, cloud infrastructure or your employee’s endpoint devices. Any weakness in this entire chain will expose your IT infrastructure to security risks.
Recorded: February 1 | 2012
Cloud Computing has been hailed as the long sought after answer of low cost computing , where users can remotely store their data into the cloud and enjoy the on-demand high quality applications and services from a shared platform of computing resources. By outsourcing their data storage, users can be relieved from the burden of local data storage and maintenance, in some cases eliminating IT departments all together.
Recorded: December 5 | 2013 View
New initiatives such as cloud computing are imposing significant security risks on the corporation, network, IT and the day to day activities of the business. How do businesses maintain compliance, control and ownership of sensitive data as they move from the physical environment to a cloud world? The distribution of data onto devices may not be completely controlled by the data owner, and there is liability confusion as cloud service providers take on a larger role. As a result CIOs are looking at technologies and strategies to assure security while delivering the required services.