Safeguarding the Unbound Enterprise
Requires a new way of thinking. What does it look like?
We asked Dr. Steven Weber from UC Berkeley's Center for Long-Term Security.
Lucas di Grassi,Formula E Driver and Founder of Roborace
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Safeguarding the Unbound Enterprise
Today’s distributed work environment means enterprises are less and less bound by physical or network infrastructures, and we are now working in the age of the Unbound Enterprise. Unbound Enterprises are agile, resilient, distributed and equipped to thrive across different ecosystems, and a new approach to security is needed to secure them.
Predictive Cybersecurity
When people are the new perimeter the approach to protecting critical data and employees has to evolve. Proactive and predictive protection is the modern approach nedeed to get ahead of today's dynamic threats.
Enabling Innovation
Organizations can no longer accept cybersecurity that impedes collaboration in the name of “protection.” Modern cybersecurity solutions must provide safe environments that allow innovation to thrive.
A Converged Future
In the race to embrace digital transformation while mitigating emerging cyber threats, organizations need solutions that keep them secure and support business growth as they evolve to meet the dynamics of tomorrow.
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