You’re using an array of platform- and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud services to build and deliver new applications and services into today’s hotly competitive market. And it’s your CI/CD pipeline that enables the speed you need to succeed – but your cybersecurity regime must keep pace. We discuss how to apply the DevOps principals to codify and improve your cybersecurity practices and controls.
Fundamental changes are taking place in enterprise IT. The first is how applications are deployed – from application architectures through the processes of code, integration, test and production. The second is how applications are delivered. Enterprises are adopting distributed infrastructures using public cloud, edge networks and private cloud for better performance, uptime and efficiency. In almost every industry, achieving competitive advantage through applications is driving IT transformation.
An application or service that you develop once to run in multiple clouds has a clear advantage over one that is bound to a single OS or runtime environment. Container technology makes it possible, but container security vulnerabilities are beginning to surface. We describe 6 steps you can take to ensure that container security doesn’t become a DevOps roadblock.
How can you secure your apps and services without compromising your schedule? (Hint: It’s all in the automation.) Enterprises are using hybrid cloud technologies to enrich the user experience and power their digital transformation. But running applications in public clouds while managing the application data in private clouds makes for a unique set of security requirements. We discuss the challenges that DevOps teams face in hybrid environments and how those challenges can be overcome.
You’re using an array of platform- and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud services to build and deliver new applications and services into today’s hotly competitive market. And it’s your CI/CD pipeline that enables the speed you need to succeed – but your cybersecurity regime must keep pace. We discuss how to apply the DevOps principals to codify and improve your cybersecurity practices and controls.
Technology today moves fast. Customers demand unique, high-quality digital experiences for interacting with your company, and they'll move on quickly to a competitor if they don't get what they want. Yet enterprises today struggle not only with new product development, but also with the ongoing maintenance and upkeep of a significant legacy application portfolio that has been a bedrock of their company's longevity. IT executives are quickly realizing that a bi-modal approach to their application portfolio, where some components can evolve quickly while others are left to stagnate, is now inhibiting growth, because innovative customer experiences are forcing fundamental changes in business processes. These modifications, which touch all applications, mean that legacy systems are now becoming a drag on innovation. A new approach is needed.
GlobalMeet, a new generation unified communications (UC) platform, helps our customers create connections with their employees, customers and shareholders. GlobalMeet provides a rich feature set including a cloud-based business phone system, text messaging, chat and HD video and web conferencing. Built on our collaboration heritage, we simplify and unify your users’ experience and improve their productivity with a single intuitive platform.
In a digital world, your IT environment is a critical business asset. Customers expect high-quality services and innovation and can be quick to move to another vendor if your organization cannot meet their needs. As a result, you must manage your IT environment to be as efficient, reliable, and secure as possible. To achieve this, you need a trusted operating system with easy-to-use management, visibility, and remediation tools.
Ransomware is an increasingly popular tactic used to steal data and disrupt a system’s operations. Essentially, ransomware is malware used by attackers to infect a device, hijack files on that device and lock them via encryption. These maliciously encrypted files can no longer be accessed by users and are held hostage by the attacker until a ransom is paid.
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Of the many challenges security leaders face, one big issue can often be downplayed: budget. Leaders are expected to manage a large and complex volume of stealthy attacks on endpoints while responding quickly and effectively to incidents without exceeding planned capital expense (CapEx) and operating expense (OpEx) budgets. Compounding this challenge is the significant demand for the narrow supply of security analysts skilled in advanced malware forensics, forcing long recruiting cycles and high wages.
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New technologies such as containerized applications and the Internet of Things (IoT) are driving innovation and productivity like never before, but with these advancements come some concerns. As adoption of containerized applications in production and the number of connected IoT devices rise, so should concerns about security best practices.
This white paper will look at the growth of new technologies, delve into some of their inherent security challenges, propose new approaches to security for containerized applications and IoT devices as well as introduce enSilo’s proactive, real-time, automated Endpoint Security Platform approach.
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Network engineers and admins have always been tasked with ensuring that their organization’s network is performing in peak condition. Over the last decade, digital transformation and the rapid adoption of cloud services, such as those offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), have made it essential for network admins to prioritize network health as a key priority.
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.