Shrinking the attack surface in branch and campus environments
Can IT Pick Up The Security Gauntlet?
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Abstract
Workers are back in offices globally. Students are back on campus. And so are the security attacks and breaches. Branch and campus environments are a petri dish of users, devices and things – with legacy architectures and security often being bolted-on. Lean IT departments and shortage of skills exacerbate the problem resulting in 50% of threats originating from end-users, and 70% of success breaches involving endpoints. Together, these represent a perfect storm to make this the largest attack surface for an organization.
Join this webinar with the Dell O’ro group and Nile to get the lowdown on the latest trends, explore newer alternatives and what IT can do to pick up the gauntlet to shrink the attack surface.
Who should attend
- Network & security practitioners responsible for protecting their organizations
- C-level executives leading security initiatives while reducing risk and cost
Key takeaways
- IT Trends shaping the market and expected drivers
- Enterprise concerns on cybersecurity and AI adoption
- Understanding the attack surface and how “Secure NaaS” can help
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Speakers
Shashi Kiran joins us as our new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) based out of Nile’s San Jose HQ. He joins us from Check Point Software, a leading cyber security vendor, where he most recently served as its CMO. During his nearly 30-year career, Shashi has formerly held marketing and product leadership roles in public companies like Cisco, VMware, Nortel as well as several venture-backed startups in the networking, security and cloud infrastructure domains.
Shashi Kiran joins us as our new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) based out of Nile’s San Jose HQ. He joins us from Check Point Software, a leading cyber security vendor, where he most recently served as its CMO. During his nearly 30-year career, Shashi has formerly held marketing and product leadership roles in public companies like Cisco, VMware, Nortel as well as several venture-backed startups in the networking, security and cloud infrastructure domains.