New cybersecurity technologies and frameworks are always emerging, promising enhanced protection and streamlined operations. Among these, Security Service Edge (SSE) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) have gained significant attention for their comprehensive approach to network security. But despite the advent of these sophisticated solutions, enterprise VPNs still hold enduring value for data and application security.

Risk is inherent in any business. It’s how an organization understands and manages it that makes all the difference. From operational challenges to market volatility, regulatory changes and technological advancements, companies face a spectrum of uncertainties that could either generate growth or lead to losses. To effectively manage them, a business needs to set out a framework that helps it determine just how much risk it’s willing to accept in pursuit of its objectives.

Currently, there are 500,000 vacant cybersecurity positions in the United States – affecting businesses and government agencies alike. And with the frequency, sophistication and intensity of cyberattacks increasing, including those directed at federal agencies and critical infrastructure, the need for government and industry to work together to train, retain and develop workers with the required technical expertise and skills has never been greater.

The Five Ws and H — who, what, when, where, why and how — have long been used as a checklist in journalism to make sure a story covers every piece of essential information. The same concept is employed here to make sure all the essential information about exposure management is covered in this post. Read on for a better understanding of exposure management (the Five Ws) and actionable guidance for implementing it (the H).

The explosion in devices—particularly Apple devices—deployed across a modern enterprise is increasing the already arduous device management burden on IT and cybersecurity teams. According to recent research, 76% of large enterprises are using more Apple devices, and 57% of US firms say Apple adoption is outpacing other options.

Sustainability has shifted from being a trendy, “nice-to-have" option for companies to a mandatory core business strategy for remaining relevant and competitive. Over 40% of the information and communication technology (ICT) sector's carbon emissions are tied directly to IT assets, according to the World Bank. So, these organizations are actively seeking ways to curb their environmental impact and to reduce energy costs without sacrificing operational efficiency.

My new crystal ball was delivered this morning, so it’s time to make some enterprise mobility predictions for 2025. I ordered it on an early black Friday deal yesterday and got free overnight shipping. Even though my AI-driven shopping guide encouraged paying for same-day delivery, I saw no need to pay for faster amusement. But enough about my ecommerce buying habits; let’s look at what mobility and supply chains operations teams might see in 2025.

With businesses scaling up operations amid the increase in remote work, extending IT services across business units to HR, Facilities and beyond is essential. Enter enterprise service management (ESM), extending the proven principles of IT service management (ITSM) across various departments and functions within an organization.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the supply chain industry and exposed its vulnerabilities. Adding to the pressure, even more complicated challenges have emerged, including extreme weather events, complicated geopolitical climates and the complex evolution of AI. A survey by Ivanti reveals the state of the industry, key insights from insiders and trends to watch. The survey collected insights from management and employees across a range of supply chain roles.

It’s no surprise to say that today’s digital business environment is incredibly dynamic. And the proliferation of distributed devices and applications has been a key part of that. The problem this has created? An increased exploitation of endpoint applications, jeopardizing data security and disrupting operations. Yet companies have limited security resources for coping with these risks. But businesses can mitigate them by moving to the cloud.