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Traditional WAN was built with the assumption that all applications would be hosted at a centralized on-premises data center. In this model, traffic forwarding was based on destination IP. Enterprises today are migrating slowly but steadily to cloud-based applications, either in the form of IaaS or SaaS. With this dramatic shift in where the applications reside, organizations must reevaluate their approach to WAN architecture and pursue a solution that ensures predictable application performance leading to a network transformation. SD-WAN helps solve this challenge and much more. VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud provides enterprises with the ability to leverage Internet links to connect to the Cloud both public and SaaS, instead of backhauling that traffic to a data center. Some applications will still reside in the data center, so businesses need application visibility at the edges and application-based traffic forwarding to their respective destinations. This webinar will explore multiple SD-WAN use cases for enterprises looking to begin their SD-WAN journey and outline the unique features and benefits VMware SD-WAN provides.

Year after year, surveys show the same thing: threat investigation and incident response take too long. More specifically, security and risk leaders report that the average threat investigation takes over half a day while infection dwell times are still measured in weeks and months. Yet SANS experts suggest that the most critical incident response steps of identification and containment provide an opportunity for your defenders to gain back the advantage. Part of the challenge is that today’s enterprise infrastructures are nothing like they’ve been even in the recent past: hybrid environments, multi-cloud, mixed vendors, worldwide assets, mobile/remote workforces, microservices, and more. All these changes mean your approach must change, too. Instead of relying on external data points, there are ways of intelligently blending network data you already collect with accurate threat intelligence to accelerate your threat investigation and response capabilities. Join SANS author Matt Bromiley and Infoblox cybersecurity expert Bob Hansmann to learn how to enhance and supercharge your incident response process with concepts and ideas you can implement right away.

Year after year, surveys show the same thing: threat investigation and incident response take too long. More specifically, security and risk leaders report that the average threat investigation takes over half a day while infection dwell times are still measured in weeks and months. Yet SANS experts suggest that the most critical incident response steps of identification and containment provide an opportunity for your defenders to gain back the advantage. Part of the challenge is that today’s enterprise infrastructures are nothing like they’ve been even in the recent past: hybrid environments, multi-cloud, mixed vendors, worldwide assets, mobile/remote workforces, microservices, and more. All these changes mean your approach must change, too. Instead of relying on external data points, there are ways of intelligently blending network data you already collect with accurate threat intelligence to accelerate your threat investigation and response capabilities. Join SANS author Matt Bromiley and Infoblox cybersecurity expert Bob Hansmann to learn how to enhance and supercharge your incident response process with concepts and ideas you can implement right away.

Year after year, surveys show the same thing: threat investigation and incident response take too long. More specifically, security and risk leaders report that the average threat investigation takes over half a day while infection dwell times are still measured in weeks and months. Yet SANS experts suggest that the most critical incident response steps of identification and containment provide an opportunity for your defenders to gain back the advantage. Part of the challenge is that today’s enterprise infrastructures are nothing like they’ve been even in the recent past: hybrid environments, multi-cloud, mixed vendors, worldwide assets, mobile/remote workforces, microservices, and more. All these changes mean your approach must change, too. Instead of relying on external data points, there are ways of intelligently blending network data you already collect with accurate threat intelligence to accelerate your threat investigation and response capabilities. Join SANS author Matt Bromiley and Infoblox cybersecurity expert Bob Hansmann to learn how to enhance and supercharge your incident response process with concepts and ideas you can implement right away.

Analyst reports are increasingly emphasizing that NetOps and SecOps teams with little to no integration fall short in areas of operational efficiency and the agility to respond to business needs. Security is challenged by increasingly advanced threats driven by nation-state and organized criminals. And networking teams struggle to fully embrace multi-cloud, hybrid work, and other initiatives. The good news is that these same reports are highlighting how increased communication, cooperation and integration of NetOps and SecOps can address a multitude of challenges, making each organization more effective and efficient, and while supporting a more flexible, agile business environment. On June 27, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern/10:00am Pacific, join Infoblox and (ISC)2 to discover how NetOps and SecOps teams can align their operations to help each achieve goals more efficiently. Discussion topics include: -Nine common challenges for NetOps and SecOps -Tips to make more efficient use of limited resources -5 key areas where seemingly different objectives connect -Making compliance easier to do, and demonstrate to auditors -How tighter NetOps/SecOps integration improves visibility for all

In today’s threat landscape, it is evident that data breaches are becoming a question of when, and not if. Most organisations have multiple investments and tools for securing the perimeter, but have limited visibility into the post-breach activities that occur within the trusted perimeter. Attackers take advantage of these blindspots to perform reconnaissance, move laterally, establish persistence, and ultimately exfiltrate data. Join ExtraHop and (ISC)² on Jul 22, 2020 (Wed) at 10am (GMT +8), you’ll learn how network detection and response (NDR) provides ground truth with context, that can't be turned off or evaded by savvy attackers. We’ll demonstrate why NDR is the most effective approach for detecting, investigating, and responding to threats in hybrid, multicloud, remote workforce, and IoT environments. Agenda will include: · Gartner's SOC Visibility Triad: NDR, EDR & SIEM · Introduction to machine learning-based NDR for the hybrid enterprise · Demo: Investigate a live attack · Q&A Presenter: Daniel Chu, Director of Systems Engineering, APJ, ExtraHop Moderator: Tony Vizza, CISSP, CCSP, Director of Cybersecurity Advocacy, APAC, (ISC)²

The network – whether it’s for an enterprise, communications service provider or government agency – is more relevant than ever before. It delivers 3B+ internet searches and 230B+ emails every day. 5M+ hours of Netflix and 3M+ Instagram photos every hour. 4M+ text messages every minute. Imagine life without one. Our NetOps portfolio brings together world-class fault, performance, flow and app response metrics, alarms and predictions that are unmatched by any vendors – from multiple web-scale incumbents to an unknown number of niche and wanna-be vendors. Attend this session to see our latest innovations for product functionality, solution area consolidation, and portfolio integration, including NetOps for AIOps featuring integration with CA Operational Intelligence. Broadcom is collecting your personal data when you submit such information as part of the BrightTALK registration process. Your personal data is processed according to Broadcom's Privacy Policy: https://www.broadcom.com/company/legal/privacy/policy When you interact with Broadcom, this serves as your authorization to BrightTALK to provide your contact information to Broadcom in order for Broadcom to follow up on your interaction.

Analyst reports are increasingly emphasising that NetOps and SecOps teams with little to no integration fall short in areas of operational efficiency and the agility to respond to business needs. Security is challenged by increasingly advanced threats driven by nation-state and organised criminals. And Networking teams struggle to fully embrace multi-cloud, hybrid work, and other initiatives. The good news is that these same reports are highlighting how increased communication, cooperation and integration of NetOps and SecOps can address a multitude of challenges, making each organisation more effective and efficient, and whilst supporting a more flexible, agile business environment. On June 29, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. BST join Infoblox and (ISC)2 to discover how NetOps and SecOps teams can align their operations to help each achieve goals more efficiently. Discussion topics include: -Nine common challenges for NetOps and SecOps -Tips to make more efficient use of limited resources -5 key areas where seemingly different objectives connect -Making compliance easier to do, and demonstrate to auditors -How tighter NetOps/SecOps integration improves visibility for all

The new E3000 Series router, part of Cradlepoint’s Enterprise Branch NetCloud Service, is the industry’s first enterprise-class router optimized for 5G connectivity. The E3000 makes it easy for enterprise customers to embrace the simplicity, reliability, and freedom of a Wireless WAN while still maintaining robust performance and services. Join Cradlepoint’s DeeDee Pare`, Senior Product Marketing Manager, and Anthony Lawson, Technical Marketing Engineering Manager, on June 9 as they discuss a variety of capabilities including: — Leveraging enterprise-class, Gigabit LTE speeds and services for primary or failover — Adding 5G in an optimized platform combined with Cradlepoint 5G Wideband Adapters as Captive Modem — Deploying fast day-1 connectivity with embedded Cat 18 LTE Modem — Expanding the location reach with 802.11ax, or Wi-Fi 6, for more efficient use of existing broadband — Integrating into your existing network with standards-based dynamic routing and VPN tunnel support

Analyst reports are increasingly emphasizing that NetOps and SecOps teams with little to no integration fall short in areas of operational efficiency and the agility to respond to business needs. Security is challenged by increasingly advanced threats driven by nation-state and organized criminals. And networking teams struggle to fully embrace multi-cloud, hybrid work, and other initiatives. The good news is that these same reports are highlighting how increased communication, cooperation and integration of NetOps and SecOps can address a multitude of challenges, making each organizations more effective and efficient, and supporting a more flexible, agile business environment. Join this Infoblox webinar and discover how NetOps and SecOps teams can align their operations to help each achieve goals more efficiently. Discussion topics include: - Nine common challenges for NetOps and SecOps - Tips to make more efficient use of limited resources - 5 key areas where seemingly different objectives connect - Making compliance easier to do, and demonstrate to auditors - How tighter NetOps/SecOps integration improves visibility for all Presenter: Bob Hansmann, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Infoblox Moderator: Sukhdev Singh, CISSP, CCSP, Member, (ISC)² Singapore Chapter