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Can you have too many security tools?

CIO

It’s simple fact that threats are evolving and changing, requiring enterprises to pivot quickly in how they protect their organizations and respond to threats. She often writes about cybersecurity, disaster recovery, storage, unified communications, and wireless technology. But are more security tools always the answer?

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The Power of One

CIO

When we look ahead at the key trends shaping the next 12 months, decentralised, secure, cloud-based solutions are enabling businesses of all sizes to adopt technologies that have been deployed successfully by larger enterprises. The risks can be mitigated however, with a managed firewall, endpoint security, good policies, and user training.

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Hyper-segmentation – How to Avoid Cyber Disasters

CTOvision

After spinning off from Lucent Technologies and AT&T, Avaya became the experts in SIP, Internet telephony, unified communications and collaboration (UCC) and all thing VOIP. After the demise of Nortel, Avaya acquired their enterprise solutions division, making them the leader in the telephony space. Hyper-segmentation.

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Cybersecurity for Energy and Utility Operations

Getronics

Secure remote access – secure connections to the enterprise network by any device, at any time or location. Next generation firewallsunified threat management with integrated firewall, IPS, content filtering, and advanced malware protection. Many endpoint solutions claim to block 99 percent of all threats.

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The Intersection of Technology Transformation and Security in Healthcare

Getronics

Solutions will integrate IoT, identity, application and enterprise mobility to deliver anytime, anywhere access to all apps and services across all devices. Secure remote access – secure connections to the enterprise network by any device, at any time or location. – Guest –Simplified self-service access.