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12801293099?profile=RESIZE_400xAs part of ongoing growth and digital transformation, many enterprises encounter the challenge of managing the exposures that come with integrating managed assets, BYOD policies, cloud resources, shadow IT, and IoT devices. Each of these new technologies introduces their own set of vulnerabilities and potential entry points for malicious actors, adding to the complexity of maintaining a robust security posture.

In this kind of fragmented environment, security teams have a harder time gaining a c

12324140084?profile=RESIZE_400xThe statistics are sobering: 61% of CISOs (and 53% of CEOs) think that their organization is unprepared to cope with a targeted cyberattack in the next 12 months.  With mobile devices now making up a large part—even the majority—of the device estate, mobile security is more important than ever.  Those managing security must protect a growing number and diversity of endpoints.  Increasingly, those endpoints are mobile or using mobile connectivity.  Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies, hybrid wo