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The move to one trusted vendor for your digital identity strategy may be easier than you think. And the consolidation brings both security and efficiency benefits.
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Supply chain digitalization has become essential to many companies’ bottom lines. Organizations must have visibility into and control of the entire supply chain process, from production to procurement to delivery. In recent years, the expansion of remote work accelerated connectivity and led to greater collaboration beyond the four walls of an establishment…but at what cost?
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Managed services may be the key to maturing your identity governance program. Here are some signs you might need to consider it.
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Left unchecked, the devastating toll taken by drug diversion runs wide and deep.
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If you work in the cybersecurity field, or if you’ve ever worked from home, you’re probably pretty familiar with a virtual private network, or as we all know them, a VPN. VPNs offer a method of secure remote access connection between users and a private corporate network.
In other words, it gives you the access you need to files (or anything else) that are found locally on a server, but from the comfort of your home (or airport, coffee shop, or anywhere in between).
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It's more and more important that things that drive improved efficiencies are the things that always make it across the CFO's desk. The things that get approval are things that buy capability back, and it's a double win if you're getting more efficient while reducing risk to bad actors, stealing your data, compromising your systems. No one wants that to happen.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution created a new digital world for manufacturers — one requiring greater connectivity, agility, and efficiency than ever before. To keep up with global demands, manufacturers transformed into smart factories. Now, critical operations no longer rely on just legacy applications and perimeter-based security but, instead, complex networks of software, workstations, and devices, in several different locations, accessed by hundreds of people.
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For over two decades, the federal government has issued directives and regulations to protect critical infrastructure from cybercrime. But as attacks on healthcare, manufacturing and the supply chain rage on, are these regulations doing enough to protect the industries we rely on?