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When it comes to network visibility, the truth can be hard to find. Enterprise organizations face enormous obstacles when it comes to gaining 'simple' visibility into their networks, and this lack of clarity can make it easier for cyber attackers to infiltrate those networks by evading endpoint controls or hiding in encrypted traffic. In fact, malware-free activity made up 71% of all detections in 2022 (up from 62% in 2021). So, how can your organization defend against threats like these? The answer may lie in leveraging network detection and response (NDR) solutions. Enhancing your XDR workflows with NDR solutions can provide a powerful source of truth and transparency across your enterprise, from on-premises to the cloud and everywhere in between—leaving attackers with nowhere to hide. Join experts from CDW, ExtraHop, CrowdStrike andISC2 as they discuss how to enhance XDR workflows with telemetry from NDR solutions.

Covid shifted enterprise network spending. There is more of a focus on supporting the remote and distributed workforce. As a result, many enterprises are looking at new approaches that deliver strong, secure broadband access for remote users and offices alike. Join this new webinar as we discuss: • Covid-inspired network architecture changes that are here to stay. • The shifting network architecture investments that will continue due to these changes. • The need to expand traditional approaches to include new services (e.g., SASE) and new approaches to connectivity (e.g., private 5G, satellite broadband, and more).

Discover what network orchestration is and why it's important for IoT.

Wondering how to get the best out of your network investments and make them work harder for your business? Julie Vance, a 20 year Verizon veteran and product leader, discusses how networking technologies and services have evolved in order to meet changing customer needs and how technology now does not just support the customer's business but can empower and enable it. Julie will talk about best practice: identifying how to plan a network transformation based on the core business objectives you wish to achieve; she will also present concepts around how organizations should expect to receive so much more than a technology implementation these days: how project management, transition and transformation planning, tried and tested processes and tooling and robust SLAs should all form part of the service wrap. This session aims to deliver you clear ideas on what you should look for in a future-proofed, flexible, dynamic, cost-efficient network which enables your organization's digital transformation.

In an era where our data and applications have moved to the cloud and our workforce is moving in and out of the office in a hybrid fashion, the need for a self-protecting network has never been greater. In this webinar we will discuss the journey to a self protecting network and how Versa is going to achieve this through the use of it’s AI in the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform.

“Trust is always a vulnerability in a digital system,” - John Kindervag, Founder of Zero Trust and Field CTO at Palo Alto Networks Much has been written about the topic of Zero Trust. Is it a security buzz word or a true effective security strategy? High-profile breaches involving “trusted” insiders have given industry-wide visibility to the fact that trust represents a vulnerability for digital systems. It’s something malicious actors can and do exploit for their advantage. Zero Trust was first introduced around the principles of “never trust, always verify” as a means for enterprises to implement effective network segmentation. As the model has been embraced, Zero Trust evolved to become a strategic Cybersecurity initiative that major enterprises align to in order to prevent successful cyberattacks. Watch as our Palo Alto Networks® expert John Kindervag discusses the “whys and hows” of building a Zero Trust architecture. In this webcast, you will: • Learn specific outcomes of implementing a Zero Trust architecture • Hear recommendations on where to start when planning and implementing a Zero Trust framework • See how Palo Alto Networks performed in an independent evaluation on Zero Trust Networks

As Kubernetes (K8s) catches on and becomes a staple in almost any datacenter, it is more important than ever to understand the network security boundaries and gaps that come with the territory. What is the shared responsibility model between security and developers? How do you apply network security guardrails without impacting the dynamic nature of rapidly deploying software? We will answer all these questions and more, while trying to demystify the network security around K8s. Join us to learn about: - Why microsegmenting a K8s cluster is crucial - Differences between securing K8s compared with legacy environments - How microsegmentation can accelerate your cloud migration

Don’t Box Yourself in with outdated Service Level Agreements Network SLAs have been usually about device uptime and link performance. But in a cloud-first world, is this enough? Join us as we explore the many elements of a cloud-first WAN and uncover what new SLA categories really matter for network architects to define, control, and report on in this cloud-first era.

While service providers, enterprise transform networks to telco cloud and distributed edge architectures, traffic and subscriber volumes keep climbing. The global pandemic has added to that growth, pushing Internet traffic up 50% in some markets. Service providers, enterprise and educational institutions across the world are scrambling to increase capacity and strengthen security as subscribers work and play more at home, enterprises shift to on-line business models and higher education organizations support remote learning. One area that can quickly get overwhelmed is the CGNAT infrastructure – that capability in service provider and enterprise networks that manages the pool of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. During this session we are going to discuss the challenges now faced by service providers, including real world case studies.. We will also review some of the CGNAT features and products that comprise A10 Networks Thunder CGN solution and can help optimize existing CGNAT infrastructure, deploy capabilities in new edge architectures, meet short term capacity requirements, extend the IPv4 lifetime and transition to IPv6. The session will cover: •Impact of global pandemic on service provider, enterprise and education institution networks •Market and Network Technology Trends: •On-going need for CGNAT and IPv4 – IPV6 Migration •Security and capacity Challenges in distributed architectures •Real World Case Studies •A10 Networks Thunder CGN Solution

“Trust is always a vulnerability in a digital system,” - John Kindervag, Founder of Zero Trust and Field CTO at Palo Alto Networks Much has been written about the topic of Zero Trust. Is it a security buzz word or a true effective security strategy? High-profile breaches involving “trusted” insiders have given industry-wide visibility to the fact that trust represents a vulnerability for digital systems. It’s something malicious actors can and do exploit for their advantage. Zero Trust was first introduced around the principles of “never trust, always verify” as a means for enterprises to implement effective network segmentation. As the model has been embraced, Zero Trust evolved to become a strategic Cybersecurity initiative that major enterprises align to in order to prevent successful cyberattacks. Watch as our Palo Alto Networks® expert John Kindervag discusses the “whys and hows” of building a Zero Trust architecture. In this webcast, you will: • Learn specific outcomes of implementing a Zero Trust architecture • Hear recommendations on where to start when planning and implementing a Zero Trust framework • See how Palo Alto Networks performed in an independent evaluation on Zero Trust Networks • Get your questions answered in our Live Q&A