While legacy security applications did their part in the past, they no longer serve an increasingly cloud-powered digital world. Even encryption alone isn’t enough and has been used by cyberattackers to conceal and deliver threats.
Similar to a seatbelt, keeping software updated through patch management is a crucial security feature. However, the complications of patching in the past have led many IT managers and business owners to opt out of patching altogether.
In this white paper, we’ll cover:
Is your business or IT team doing all it can to secure devices? With users connecting from anywhere and network perimeters dissolving, this year has quickly turned in to one of the most transformational years for cybersecurity. Now is the time to ensure your security is modernized and ready to take on the latest attack methods.
This white paper will walk you through:
Digital transformation will always be a delicate balance of improved processes and increased risk. Businesses are at risk of experiencing a data breaches or security incident during a full digital transformation if they fail to increase their security in tandem.
This white paper will discuss the current risks in a digital transformation that make businesses particularly vulnerable to attack, as well as the three essential steps IT teams can take to mitigate them.
The appropriate level of proactive security and monitoring will keep businesses from overspending on security, or the steep cost of a data breach.
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Financial institutions today operate between three distinct worlds: the front-office, middle-office, and back-office. While each office is a vital part of the organization, the amount of investments for each could not be more unbalanced. Unfortunately, the middle- and back-office fall lower and lower on the priority list, leaving the IT team struggling with limited resources, staff, and budget.
This white paper with TrackVia explains why true modernization starts with taking a hard look at banking processes and procedures, and finding new technology solutions to help IT transform the back-office quickly and affordably.
In a world where consumer expectations are set by digital natives like Amazon, Zillow, and Paypal, financial institutions must evolve to survive.
Lower prices, margin compression, and changing consumer behaviors continue to challenge the mortgage industry as it faces its own unique challenges on the journey to digitization.
Yet, with a measured approach to automating middle- and back-office processes, lenders can: improve the customer experience, increase asset quality while mitigating risk, simplify regulatory compliance, increase efficiency, and contain costs.
Imagine for a second the power that harnessing real-time data holds in manufacturing environments...
Modern, mobile technology provides manufacturers the ability to streamline critical tasks and avoid costly production downtime or quality issues like never before. They not only make data collection faster and easier, but also making the results of these efforts meaningful, measurable, and actionable.
This white paper from TrackVia emphasizes that if manufacturers want to eliminate downtime, leveraging data to drive decisions is an increasingly critical practice.
If you could run your business more efficiently through data automation, why wouldn’t you?
Manufacturing is one of the industries with the highest potential to automate. However, most manufacturers rely on manual processes, spreadsheets, or paper. This means that, if a machine breaks down and requires a new part, workers will have to switch between phone calls, spreadsheets, emails, and face-to-face conversations. The necessary data will go through a game of “telephone” before finally the part is effectively fixed.
This white paper by TrackVia illustrates why sticking with clunky, outdated systems is costing manufacturers money and business in the long run, and how a streamlined digital information system is the key to harnessing visibility, automation, and the power of business data.
Financial institutions today operate between three distinct worlds: the front-office, middle-office, and back-office. While each office is a vital part of the organization, the amount of investments for each could not be more unbalanced. Unfortunately, the middle- and back-office fall lower and lower on the priority list, leaving the IT team struggling with limited resources, staff, and budget.
This white paper with TrackVia explains why true modernization starts with taking a hard look at banking processes and procedures, and finding new technology solutions to help IT transform the back-office quickly and affordably.
In a world where consumer expectations are set by digital natives like Amazon, Zillow, and Paypal, financial institutions must evolve to survive.
Lower prices, margin compression, and changing consumer behaviors continue to challenge the mortgage industry as it faces its own unique challenges on the journey to digitization.
Yet, with a measured approach to automating middle- and back-office processes, lenders can: improve the customer experience, increase asset quality while mitigating risk, simplify regulatory compliance, increase efficiency, and contain costs.
Imagine for a second the power that harnessing real-time data holds in manufacturing environments...
Modern, mobile technology provides manufacturers the ability to streamline critical tasks and avoid costly production downtime or quality issues like never before. They not only make data collection faster and easier, but also making the results of these efforts meaningful, measurable, and actionable.
This white paper from TrackVia emphasizes that if manufacturers want to eliminate downtime, leveraging data to drive decisions is an increasingly critical practice.
If you could run your business more efficiently through data automation, why wouldn’t you?
Manufacturing is one of the industries with the highest potential to automate. However, most manufacturers rely on manual processes, spreadsheets, or paper. This means that, if a machine breaks down and requires a new part, workers will have to switch between phone calls, spreadsheets, emails, and face-to-face conversations. The necessary data will go through a game of “telephone” before finally the part is effectively fixed.
This white paper by TrackVia illustrates why sticking with clunky, outdated systems is costing manufacturers money and business in the long run, and how a streamlined digital information system is the key to harnessing visibility, automation, and the power of business data.
Watch this webcast and you’ll get to see real-world statistics on the evolving role of the DBA, common DBA concerns and valuable insights for career success. You’ll also learn how the trends of DevOps, cloud, NoSQL, big data and more will shape the future.
Clearly, the momentum for Microsoft SQL Server environments is moving toward the cloud. Microsoft has been actively promoting and supporting its Azure SQL data platform, for example, which is intended to help Microsoft-based enterprises lift and shift their existing applications to create modern cloud services.
Data managers moving data and database functions to the cloud are spending less time with administrative functions, such as performance management and provisioning.
This survey with Quest Software captures the viewpoints of respondents from a range of company sizes and industries, including IT services/system integrators, financial services, business services, government, and healthcare organizations.
As database infrastructures become more complex, you must adapt and learn to balance key business metrics, understand new technology challenges and find the right tools to monitor and manage your database environment.
This white paper describes key methods to successfully manage your complex database environment.