When detecting and responding to malware and advanced cyber attacks, time to prevention is key.Seconds versus minutes can be the difference between an easily closed case and a large scale breach. That's why the rise of zero-day malware poses one of the greatest challenges in your cybersecurity environment.
In today’s hybrid workforce, businesses need technology that not only empowers employees to work from anywhere but does so with ironclad security measures. HP Digital Workspace, powered by HP Anyware, is a comprehensive solution that addresses this need by delivering high-performance virtual work environments.
When complemented with zero trust principles, HP Anyware provides a seamless, secure experience, aligning with today’s remote work demands while reducing cyber risk.
Today, enterprise networking and security face a growing challenge stemming from an ever-expanding attack surface and company perimeter (every user and every application is a company perimeter). The front line is everywhere! With the majority of employees working off site, and the majority your enterprise data is off site in the cloud/in SaaS applications etc., each of these factors produce data leaks, resulting in a “perfect storm” for data security.
Remote work, initially a temporary response to global circumstances, has become a permanent fixture for many enterprises and the clients we serve. This shift magnified the need for fast, secure access to critical applications from any location, pushing businesses to rethink traditional security strategies.
Cybersecurity has become one of the most critical aspects of modern business operations, especially for IT executives tasked with safeguarding their organization's digital assets. As cyber threats evolve in complexity and scale, understanding their progression and learning from past incidents is crucial for building resilient defenses. The insights shared during WEI’s recent Cyber Warfare & Beyond event provide IT security leaders a valuable perspective on the major cybersecurity incidents of our time and how they have shaped current strategies.
The enterprise cybersecurity landscape is currently undergoing a significant transformation. Server platforms are evolving into complex ecosystems with numerous components relying on firmware for configuration and orchestration. This complexity is further compounded by the exponential growth in data generation, both in speed and volume, which is often geographically dispersed, creating additional challenges for management and security.
The digital ecosystem is booming with innovation, driven by a surge in applications and enterprise hybrid cloud adoption. From high-fidelity 10K video, real-time gaming, AI-powered automation, and IoT expansion, to immersive VR/AR experiences, businesses need agile and secure networks to support a number of cutting-edge applications. Additionally, the rise of 5G requires secure and adaptable network infrastructure.
The non-stop digital revolution demands agile and adaptable data center network infrastructures that seamlessly adjust to evolving business needs, accommodate unforeseen circumstances, support distributed architectures, and mitigate security threats continuously.
Traditionally seen as physical rooms filled with activity, data centers have become the silent workhorses of the digital world. They house critical infrastructure, from basic communication tools to advanced applications and cloud services. However, with growing demands, how we manage these networks needs to be transformed.
Businesses face the constant challenge of fortifying their defenses to maintain resilience, productivity, and uninterrupted operations. This is especially important given the world’s increased data breach events, server outages, and the growing volume of data and users accessing their systems.
