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Join us at an Ivanti near you. Momentum 2025: Accelerating Excellence We invite you to watch the replay of Momentum 2025, where customers and partners got an inside look at Ivanti's strategic vision and plans for the remainder of the year.

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Gaming, especially MMOs, builds real social skills—and in tech, that actually matters. Let's talk about how the "guy in a basement" stereotype misses the mark and why gaming deserves the same respect as any other hobby.

In today's digital landscape, data is the lifeblood of any organization. However, Ivanti’s new research report, Exposure Management: Transforming Cybersecurity from Subjective to Objective: (ivanti.com/proactive-security) finds that modern enterprises are data-rich but information-poor. So how can data standardization in cybersecurity help organizations break down data silos, improve data quality and ultimately enhance their security posture?

Ivanti research shows that a large majority of companies (83%) report they have a framework for defining risk tolerance. However, 51% say they do not follow their existing risk tolerance framework. Why is this such a challenge? In this video, Ivanti cybersecurity expert, Mike Riemer addresses the significant challenges security professionals face when measuring and managing risk exposure and offers strategies for cybersecurity teams to develop and follow an organization risk tolerance framework.

How do you determine your organization's risk appetite? For both CISOs and all other executive stakeholders understanding your enterprise's risk appetite is crucial for success. When an organization knows how much risk it is willing to accept, it can pursue opportunities that align with its risk appetite while avoiding those that might expose it to undue risk. In this video, cybersecurity expert Mike Reimer explains how taking a data-driven, objective approach to risks elevates cybersecurity to a core business enabler.