Organizations today need a modern network. One that is cloud ready and can deliver the best experience for all types of apps, whether SaaS, cloud or virtual. With Citrix SD-WAN a poor quality Microsoft Office 365 experience in remote sites is a thing of the past. Citrix SD-WAN is a complete WAN edge solution that delivers high performance and exceptional experience.
On its own, Citrix SD-WAN is a powerful tool that can help you secure, scale and simplify branch networking with a high-performance workspace. But did you know that since Citrix is a Microsoft Virtual WAN preferred partner, SD-WAN customers can experience even faster onboarding to workloads in Azure? And that's just the beginning.
This is how Microsoft Azure users can experience unified, global connectivity and security — plus simplified configuration and management.
As old perimeters crumble, new malware threats advance. Traditional cybersecurity solutions aren’t enough to keep your modern educational environment safe.
Here’s what you need to know about the current state of educational cybersecurity—and how to achieve educational resilience for your institution.
Malware is one of the most critical threats hitting the education sector. And endpoint resilience is an imperative.
Educational institutions are embarking on a digital transformation by adopting technology that provides teachers and students with an interactive and engaging way to access curriculum. As a result, learning establishments have now adopted endpoint devices that are exposed to a multitude of environments, from heterogeneous operating systems to open networks. This trend has created a positive shift in how instruction is facilitated in the classroom. It has also pushed the modern endpoint forward as the new front line of defense against cyberthreats.
Companies lack the ability to monitor and manage the interactions going on across SaaS applications. Join experts from Okta and BetterCloud for a deep dive on the #1 item on the roadmap for today’s IT and security teams. This webinar covers:
While cybercriminals, hacktivists, and ransomware often make a big splash in the news headlines, the reality is that the biggest security threat is often right in front of you.
Insiders—people already in your organization—pose a pervasive security risk, whether their behavior is malicious or accidental.
Organizations depend on HR and IT to deliver the tools and technology needed for employees to succeed, but often there’s friction between the two departments. This guide was built to help bridge the disconnect, so HR and IT can deliver great employee experiences at scale.
What should a complete offboarding workflow look like?
Offboarding in the age of SaaS is more than just revoking access. There are many more steps than people often realize—steps that are critical for data security, compliance efforts, and business continuity.
Of course, every company’s offboarding process will differ slightly, from the timing of certain steps to what your source of truth is. We’ve offboarded one million employees across 3,000 companies, and we’ve seen all kinds of variations. But generally speaking, these best practices will make sure that every user is fully offboarded, every time, without fail.
We all know that behind every developer is a beloved and often contentious programming language. In heated debates over which language is the best, the security card usually comes into play in support of one language or to discredit another. We decided to address this debate once and for all and put it to the test by taking a close look at seven of the most popular programming languages today to see which are the most secure.
In Forrester’s 33-criterion evaluation of software composition analysis providers, Forrester identified the 10 most significant ones — WhiteSource, Flexera, FOSSA, GitLab, JFrog,Snyk, Sonatype, Synopsys, Veracode and WhiteHat Security— and researched, analyzed,and scored them. This report shows how each provider measures up and helps security professionals select the right one for their needs.
Open source components are the core building blocks of application software, providing developers with a wealth of off-the-shelf possibilities that they can use for assembling their products faster and more efficiently. This joint report by Microsoft and WhiteSource discusses the difference in finding & fixing vulnerabilities in open source components opposed to proprietary code, how to grasp the unique challenges of open source security and how to tackle them, as well as how to master the best practices of managing your open source security risks.
These days, there’s an app for virtually anything. Enabling rapid application development and deployment of these apps is a nearendless body of components, most of which are opensource: code, scripts, artifacts and more. But while these components are driving faster development and deployment, they also can be a security nightmare for companies that fail to manage and secure them effectively—a scenario that has proven catastrophic in several high-profile incidents over the last few years.
We conducted a survey of more than 400 organizations to understand their policies,processes and tools in managing the risk associated with the use of open source components in their applications.
When it comes to digitization, here’s the reality:
We’ve spent the last 30 years having the way we live, interact, and shop be completely disrupted by the rise of digital channels. At first, the ability to even access the internet was an innovation beyond what we knew was possible. Then, we realized its potential and started focusing on digital maturity.
Sana Commerce and Magento are both e-commerce platform providers. Sana Commerce is an ERP-integrated e-commerce platform that focuses on B2B wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers. Magento is an e-commerce platform, widely adopted by B2C retailers. Most people looking for an e-commerce solution will sooner or later run into Magento. Here’s how Sana and Magento differ.