Cyber resiliency and security are top of mind for business leaders today. As organizations continue to adapt to an ever-changing digital workplace, IT teams must deploy end-to-end solutions—from cloud to edge to data center—that build trust and inspire confidence from customers, employees, partners and others across the ecosystem.
This special section sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel® explores best practices and key technologies that enable IT decision-makers to be proactive in maximizing cyber resiliency and minimizing potential threats. Look for insightful articles and links to additional resources on zero trust architectures, intrinsic security, flexible IT, virtual desktop infrastructure, secure access service edge (SASE), the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and more.
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