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Today’s modern network and security architectures are wrestling with a variety of forces that make it difficult to identify the right strategy for organizations. The increase on new network demands from IoT growth, to cloud application and service adoption to the need to support Work from Anywhere, decision makers are struggling to identify the right solutions that support their evolving needs. Forrester's Zero Trust (ZT) framework is the modern security architecture blueprint for enterprises to help navigate these network and security challenges. Fundamentally, ZT is about moving away from traditional perimeter-based security approaches and embracing a workload-first, data-driven, and identity-aware security model. While ZT improves security, there's also a hidden benefit: It's a critical lever to improve employee experience (EX). Security and productivity are fundamental necessities for the modern enterprise. Join experts from Infoblox and Forrester for this webinar as they explore the ZT framework, and help enterprises navigate the future with a solid foundation.

Getting started with automating network infrastructure requires a logical, step-by-step approach, which Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential, outlines in the following demo specifically focused on integration and data transformation. Martin will show you step-by-step how to: • Self-generate an integration using an OpenAPI specification file from NetBox. • Utilize newly integrated API tasks for IP Address requests and Inventory query. • Create a Data Transformation to manipulate data for network changes. • Build, run, and test the workflow using Operations Manager. Watch the third part of this demo series on how to build automated workflows with Itential, as Martin continues to build upon the workflow from the previous demo. Now that your use case is fully built out with the pre-check, network change, and post-check processes, it’s time to add in integrations with the systems in your ecosystem and data transformation between those systems. This allows for a fully automated end-to-end process.

In this 4-part webinar series, Verizon will present the most innovative security solutions designed to align with your organization’s digital transformation. New and emerging technologies are driving digital transformation across all industries, moving companies closer to becoming real-time enterprises capable of operating in ways once unimaginable. From Cloud and 5G to applications, next-generation technologies are enabling companies to run faster, smarter and better than ever before. This webinar explores some of the key cybersecurity implications of new and emerging technologies, with the goal of educating security program influencers about an emerging framework for meeting this challenge – SASE, a Secure Access Service Edge. Verizon believes SASE is merging the Network and Security together, in the cloud – without the added complexity. It’s the evolution of delivering networking and security from the cloud to protect users, applications and data. It is an extension of NaaS – including security without sacrificing performance. In this webcast from Verizon, you’ll hear from the front lines of SASE some best practices, strategies, and crucial considerations for securing today’s modern, rapidly evolving networks. During this webinar, you’ll learn: • The networking solutions, applications, and devices that are key components in SASE • SASE core capabilities • How a SASE strategy fits into an overall security strategy

In this 4-part webinar series, Verizon will present the most innovative security solutions designed to align with your organization’s digital transformation. New and emerging technologies are driving digital transformation across all industries, moving companies closer to becoming real-time enterprises capable of operating in ways once unimaginable. From Cloud and 5G to applications, next-generation technologies are enabling companies to run faster, smarter and better than ever before. This webinar explores some of the key cybersecurity implications of new and emerging technologies, with the goal of educating security program influencers about an emerging framework for meeting this challenge – SASE, a Secure Access Service Edge. Verizon believes SASE is merging the Network and Security together, in the cloud – without the added complexity. It’s the evolution of delivering networking and security from the cloud to protect users, applications and data. It is an extension of NaaS – including security without sacrificing performance. In this webcast from Verizon, you’ll hear from the front lines of SASE some best practices, strategies, and crucial considerations for securing today’s modern, rapidly evolving networks. During this webinar, you’ll learn: • The networking solutions, applications, and devices that are key components in SASE • SASE core capabilities • How a SASE strategy fits into an overall security strategy

Growth technologies of the last several years have laid the foundation for the next wave of digital transformation. The network is no longer just a set of devices, but instead an intelligent service that links together cloud and virtualization functions. Transforming the network directly supports the larger digital transformation. The WAN architecture must evolve to support these increasing demands and become a platform for innovation. SD-WAN has emerged as an integral part of this transformation by providing a robust and agile network with greater visibility and control. In this webinar with AT&T and VMware, hear directly from the experts how to modernize your WAN by embracing a flexible and future-proof approach to managing your WAN and improving the user experience. AT&T SD-WAN PLUS leverages AT&T’s VPN (AVPN), broadband aggregation, and SD-WAN to deliver competitive pricing and value, consolidated invoicing, proactive security and threat detection, and dramatically improved business outcomes. Join this webinar to: • Discover the advantages of SD-WAN and how it helps drive the next wave of digital transformation. • Learn about how AT&T SD-WAN PLUS employs transport components using VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud VNF over the top with AT&T FlexWare. • Hear how AT&T SD-WAN PLUS ensures an enterprise-class solution with a cloud-first approach that provides network visibility, along with simplicity and performance assurance.

Secure access service edge or SASE (pronounced “sassy”), is the ‘future of network security in the cloud’ according to Gartner’s report of the same name from August 2019. With Gartner also predicting that “by 2024, at least 40% of enterprises will have explicit strategies to adopt SASE, up from less than 1% at year-end 2018”, it’s safe to say that now is the time for business, technology and and security leaders to get acquainted with what the SASE security model can do for their businesses. SASE has emerged from the fact that current network solutions and technologies no longer provide the security and access control that companies in the digital age not just need, but demand. With increased remote working due to the pandemic, more organizations than ever are ‘always on’ and using the cloud, and so a Zero-Trust approach is now a must. With users requiring uninterrupted, secure and instant access to their SaaS applications and digital services, SASE has risen to meet this need. In episode 1 of Cato’s 'Superpowered SASE: Network Transformation in 2021' series, we’re bringing together SASE experts to share what’s behind its meteoric rise and what is essential for the modern business to know about this converged, cloud-delivered platform. Join us to hear: - What SASE is - and what it isn’t - What the user, technology and customer benefits of implementing a SASE security model are - The trends driving SASE growth and what they mean for the future - Essential strategic insights into how best to implement SASE - Why SASE is essential for future proofing your network and transforming your IT - And more

Secure access service edge or SASE (pronounced “sassy”), is the ‘future of network security in the cloud’ according to Gartner’s report of the same name from August 2019. With Gartner also predicting that “by 2024, at least 40% of enterprises will have explicit strategies to adopt SASE, up from less than 1% at year-end 2018”, it’s safe to say that now is the time for business, technology and and security leaders to get acquainted with what the SASE security model can do for their businesses. SASE has emerged from the fact that current network solutions and technologies no longer provide the security and access control that companies in the digital age not just need, but demand. With increased remote working due to the pandemic, more organizations than ever are ‘always on’ and using the cloud, and so a Zero-Trust approach is now a must. With users requiring uninterrupted, secure and instant access to their SaaS applications and digital services, SASE has risen to meet this need. In episode 1 of Cato’s 'Superpowered SASE: Network Transformation in 2021' series, we’re bringing together SASE experts to share what’s behind its meteoric rise and what is essential for the modern business to know about this converged, cloud-delivered platform. Join us to hear: - What SASE is - and what it isn’t - What the user, technology and customer benefits of implementing a SASE security model are - The trends driving SASE growth and what they mean for the future - Essential strategic insights into how best to implement SASE - Why SASE is essential for future proofing your network and transforming your IT - And more

Growth technologies of the last several years have laid the foundation for the next wave of digital transformation. The network is no longer just a set of devices, but instead an intelligent service that links together cloud and virtualization functions. Transforming the network directly supports the larger digital transformation. The WAN architecture must evolve to support these increasing demands and become a platform for innovation. SD-WAN has emerged as an integral part of this transformation by providing a robust and agile network with greater visibility and control. In this webinar with AT&T and VMware, hear directly from the experts how to modernize your WAN by embracing a flexible and future-proof approach to managing your WAN and improving the user experience. AT&T SD-WAN PLUS leverages AT&T’s VPN (AVPN), broadband aggregation, and SD-WAN to deliver competitive pricing and value, consolidated invoicing, proactive security and threat detection, and dramatically improved business outcomes. Join this webinar to: • Discover the advantages of SD-WAN and how it helps drive the next wave of digital transformation. • Learn about how AT&T SD-WAN PLUS employs transport components using VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud VNF over the top with AT&T FlexWare. • Hear how AT&T SD-WAN PLUS ensures an enterprise-class solution with a cloud-first approach that provides network visibility, along with simplicity and performance assurance.

5G and Wireless Private Networks unlock the power of Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) for industrial innovation by enabling real-time data processing, remote monitoring and control, enhanced customer experiences, and secure communication—all of which help businesses adapt and thrive in an uncertain economic environment. However, the awareness around MEC is still evolving, according to Enterprise Strategy Group. As such, accessing industry experts to help you determine what role MEC could play in your business and top use cases is essential. Join this custom BrightTALK session with ESG Analysts Mark Bowker and Bob Laliberte, Sarvesh Sharma, Telecom Architecture, Strategy and Planning at Dell Technologies and James Tantram, Director of Product Management, Wireless Private Networks at Rogers Communications. Tune in as the panel will provide an in-depth introduction on: -The relationship between 5G, Wireless Private Networks and MEC -Discussion of Industry Examples -Explanation of 3 key takeaways -How the combination of Dell/Rogers provides a compelling and differentiated solution

Secure access service edge or SASE (pronounced “sassy”), is the ‘future of network security in the cloud’ according to Gartner’s report of the same name from August 2019. With Gartner also predicting that “by 2024, at least 40% of enterprises will have explicit strategies to adopt SASE, up from less than 1% at year-end 2018”, it’s safe to say that now is the time for business, technology and security leaders to get acquainted with what the SASE security model can do for their businesses. In episode 1 of Cato’s Superpowered SASE: Network Transformation in 2021 series, we’re bringing together SASE experts to share what SASE really is, what’s behind its meteoric rise and what is essential for the modern business to know about this converged, cloud-delivered platform. Join us to hear: - What SASE is - and what it isn’t - What the user, technology and customer benefits of implementing a SASE security model are - The trends driving SASE growth and what they mean for the future - Essential strategic insights into how best to implement SASE - Why SASE is essential for future proofing your network and transforming your IT