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On the Way to Becoming a Cognitive Enterprise

by Anne Bailey
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Annie Bailey
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Annie Bailey
Annie Bailey is an analyst covering emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, and helps synthesize the implications for companies, industries, and markets. She holds a Bachelor from Pacific Lutheran University, a Master’s Certificate from Johns Hopkins-Nanjing...
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Understanding the Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Market
Business IT environments continue to undergo rapid and continual change as businesses seek to improve productivity and efficiency by adopting cloud-based services and enabling employees to work on a wide range of mobile devices. But this has in turn created opportunities for attackers.
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Making Zero Trust a Reality: Basing Decisions on Valid Identity Data
Cloud computing and mobile workforces have resulted in an expanding attack surface and a complex web of identify information. This means that traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer effective. A Zero Trust model of strict access control for every user and device enables businesses to be connected and secure, but an effective identity-focused approach is essential.
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Effective IAM in the World of Modern Business IT
Digital Transformation promises lower costs, and increased speed and efficiency. But it also leads to a mix of on-prem and cloud-based IT infrastructure, and a proliferation of identities that need to be managed in a complex environment. Organizations adopting a Zero Trust approach to security must find a way to overcome these challenges.
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A DevSecOps Maturity Model for Secrets Management
Recent high-profile software supply chain attacks have highlighted the importance of security in the DevOps environment. But this can be challenging because DevOps teams are at the forefront of digital transformation and use agile techniques to deliver applications quickly, often not following traditional paths of identity management.
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Effective Cyber Risk Quantification Through Automation
Continual high-profile cyber incidents demonstrate beyond a doubt that cyber risks exist, but most organizations struggle to quantify cyber risk in a useful way. There is an urgent need for IT security leaders to find a common way to express cyber risk in monetary terms, that business leaders understand to enable effective risk management and security investment.
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You Can Only Protect and Govern the Data You Know About
Data is widely recognized as the lifeblood of the modern enterprise. However, the exponential rate at which it is being generated means that it is crucial that organizations have the capability to manage it effectively to ensure its confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
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Secure DevOps: Key to Software Supply Chain Security
In the modern world of flexible and remote working, it is useful for software engineers to be able to access and update source code from anywhere using any device, but the SolarWinds supply chain attack showed that it is essential to track every change for security and compliance reasons.
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Debunking Common Myths about XDR
Cyber attacks are continually evolving and so are cyber defense technologies. In a few decades we have moved from anti-virus protection through an alphabet soup of acronyms, including EPP, EDR, EPDR, NDR, CWPP, SIEM, SOAR, and now XDR. It is therefore important for businesses to get a good understanding what combination of defense technologies to choose and why.
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Protecting the Business From Software Supply Chain Threats
Recent events such as the SolarWinds and Kaseya compromises by malicious actors have demonstrated the need to focus significantly more on software supply chain security. According to a report from ENISA, supply chain attacks are increasing, with 66% of attacks focusing on source code and 62% exploiting customer trust in suppliers. This is a risk organizations can’t afford to ignore.
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Why Data Resilience Is Key to Digital Transformation
As companies pursue digital transformation to remain competitive, they become more dependent on IT services. This increases the potential business impact of mistakes, natural disasters, and cyber incidents. Business continuity planning, therefore, is a key element of digital transformation, and must cover business-critical data and applications.
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