Artificial intelligence and machine learning are important weapons in the cybersecurity arsenal but they’re not yet a complete solution – or a substitute for human smarts.
Do you feel confident in your cybersecurity efforts? After all, you’ve likely spent a bit of budget—sometimes quite a bit—on protecting your enterprise.
With mobile working gaining popularity, organisations have had to figure out how to provide secure remote access to centralised IT infrastructures.
As organisations shift more of their IT infrastructure to cloud platforms, ensuring optimal network performance is vital for a fast user experience.
It’s arguable that, in 2019, two types of enterprises exist: those that have implemented an enterprise-wide cloud transformation and those that will be implementing one very soon.
Are you racing towards a cloud-first computing model but unsure of whether your organisation should also be embracing cloud security or stick with the “safer” and more familiar on-premises option?
Crowdsourcing, which involves the seeking of input or support for a venture from a large number of people via the internet, has become an unremarkable practice in recent times.
After a few years of missteps and slower-than-anticipated take-up, it's now clear what will get enterprises to open their wallets for SD-WAN, writes Budd Ilic, ANZ Country Manager, Zscaler.
Traditionally a matter for individual IT departments to manage, cyber-security is fast becoming something which can benefit significantly from a whole-of-government approach.