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“The acquisition will go a long way to addressing customers’ security needs across web, cloud, and data centre, particularly as hybrid and remote working environments.”>>

Preventing today’s increasingly dynamic phishing attempts requires next-generation ‘on-device’ web security that can block phishing sites.>>

In this interview, we talk to Bitglass senior director of marketing Jonathan Andresen, who is back for his fourth IT Jam. >>

The security landscape is constantly changing, but SASE can help organisations tackle countless security challenges.>>

Why are CIOs and IT organisations prioritising investment in cloud infrastructure? The answer is simple, writes Bitglass senior marketing director Jonathan Andresen. >>

Organisations are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud-based applications for employees who spend more time working remotely, putting more pressure on security.>>

Organisations that are heavily or entirely reliant on Microsoft infrastructure, services and applications can take several steps to shore up their security.>>

Failure to employ best-of-breed security practices may result in a very uncomfortable talk with CEOs and boards of directors.>>

The impact of uptime and performance across cloud security solutions is coming under increased scrutiny.>>

Organisations are ill-equipped to deal with growing security threats such as malware and data theft.  >>

Jonathan Andresen, back for his third IT Jam, speaks about how cybersecurity fits into discussions and processes about digital transformation.>>

Not all zero trust network access solutions are equal. Organisations should keep in mind these six key characteristics when evaluating ZTNA solutions.>>

Organisations can embrace digital transformation with confidence by including these critical considerations in data protection strategy planning and execution.>>

Ireland’s National Cyber Security Centre points to the ‘Conti’ ransomware variant, which caused the HSE's IT systems to shut down over the weekend.>>

In parallel with any physical form of identification, digital identities must be protected at all costs to prevent identity theft or fraud.>>

The cloud has virtually infinite redundancy, storage and compute power, so why reinvent it? True cloud security should be delivered from the cloud itself.>>

For organisations to continue to thrive in a distributed work environment, they must ensure that security is also modernised to support new realities appropriately.>>

Microsoft, Shell, GoDaddy, MobiKwik — these are just some of the high-profile company's on the receiving end of sophisticated attacks, writes Bitglass senior director of marketing Jonathan Andresen.>>

For organisations that would prefer to pace themselves and take a slower, more systematic approach to SASE adoption, a strategy of ‘crawl, walk, run’ is recommended, writes Bitglass regional sales director for ANZ Wayne Neich.>>

All organisations need advanced threat protection to stop ransomware attacks and ease the impact if they do occur, writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.>>

Organisations should monitor all file, app, user and web activity with comprehensive activity logs to uncover the whereabouts of consumers’ data.>>

With so many people working from home, the corresponding surge in app usage, unmanaged devices, web traffic and accessing internal resources is making security a much trickier prospect.>>

“I look forward to helping Bitglass change the way people and organisations protect themselves when using the cloud.">>

Zero trust and SASE work together by converging a least-privilege access strategy with an architecture that simplifies how highly distributed users, BYOD, and cloud resources are secured.>>