57% of supply chain professionals believe there is room for improvement in supply chain visibility. Today, organizations are under pressure to increase the agility of their supply chain to be able to plan, monitor, and respond to ever-changing market conditions. By connecting data, people, plans, and networks across the enterprise, your business’ supply chain can enable true visibility, improve margins, and drive down costs. The vision of a tightly integrated and truly connected supply chain can be achieved, but it doesn’t happen overnight. Download the white paper to learn the three steps companies can take to evolve their supply chain maturity.

57% of supply chain professionals believe there is room for improvement in supply chain visibility. Today, organizations are under pressure to increase the agility of their supply chain to be able to plan, monitor, and respond to ever-changing market conditions. By connecting data, people, plans, and networks across the enterprise, your business’ supply chain can enable true visibility, improve margins, and drive down costs. The vision of a tightly integrated and truly connected supply chain can be achieved, but it doesn’t happen overnight. Download the white paper to learn the three steps companies can take to evolve their supply chain maturity.

Cybersecurity has been the #1 higher education IT concern for three straight years. Find out why identity plays an integral role in providing easy access to applications and files, while also securing sensitive data. Download the Report

Your college or university probably has hundreds of systems and applications containing sensitive data. Find out how cloud identity governance can close your security gaps by telling you where these files reside, what each file contains and who can access this data. Download the Report

Finance leaders believe data management is a burden on businesses. Yet less than half of organisations have a data management strategy in place. But data management strategies positively impact security across all lines of business. Poor data management practices inevitably lead to poor outcomes, with bad decisions based on bad data. Data must also be protected, with weak practices leading to cyber breaches. And the reputational damage to an organisation’s brand cannot be underestimated. However, when managed well, data offers a competitive advantage. In the past, data was typically informed historical reporting, with internal needs and compliance taking priority. There is a new data paradigm. Data is the new currency in the digital age.

In our recent report, we look into the reasons why HR feel less than confident in their ability to manage the volume of data securely and ethically. From extracting the right type of insights to improving employee productivity and engagement to managing the skills pipeline. We look forwards to how HR can improve their systems by using automated technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. Read the survey today to see how your organisation compares to your peers.

As more and more companies are encouraging their employees to work from anywhere, on any device, data loss prevention (DLP) has evolved from an option to a requirement. In the past, DLP has been associated with complicated deployments and pervading operational management issues, yet DLP is not so much a product but a strategy—success depends on methodology and execution. Download the whitepaper for insightful guidance on implementing DLP. Key topics include: • Latest data-breach trends • Assessing DLP vendors • Nine-step framework • Best practices to ensure success

Things aren't what they used to be in the enterprise. Your employees are mobile and they're storing and accessing data in cloud apps—often in disparate networks. That presents a serious challenge for old-school threat-centric security models that force you to make decisions with little insight or broader context. Download our eBook to find out how a human-centric, risk-adaptive approach to data security can free up your overwhelmed security team to focus on investigations that really matter.

Things are not as they used to be in the enterprise. Today’s employees are mobile, they’re storing and accessing data in cloud apps, and are in disparate networks. While the present-day digital world has changed, the objective of data protection has not: you must still ensure the security of your critical data and intellectual property without impacting an employee’s ability to do their job. The key is to gain visibility into user interactions with data and applications. Once this is achieved, you can apply a level of control based on the specific user’s risk and the sensitivity or value of the data. An organization’s data protection program must consider the human point — the intersection of users, data and networks. Enterprises must remain vigilant of data as it moves across hybrid environments and highlight the users who create, touch and move data who may pose the greatest risk to an organization.

The Radicati Group recognizes Forcepoint as a Top Player in its Data Loss Prevention –Market Quadrant. The constant presence of internal and external threats, along with increased worldwide regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), have continued to drive the adoption of data loss prevention (DLP) solutions. In the “Data Loss Prevention – Market Quadrant 2018” report, The Radicati Group estimates the DLP market will double from $1.1 billion in 2018 to $2.2 billion by 2022. Once again, Forcepoint has been named a Top Player in this year’s report, citing strengths such as integration with Forcepont CASB to extend DLP policies into cloud applications and more. Read the report to learn more.

In today’s average large enterprise, more than 1,000 cloud applications may be in use—whether sanctioned or unsanctioned by IT. But traditional security technologies can’t adequately address the inevitable security and compliance challenges that follow. The Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) is an emerging security technology that specifically addresses the data protection challenges and other associated threats that come with the cloud. Based on results from an in-depth survey of decisions makers and influencers with CASB deployment experience, this Osterman Research whitepaper: Analyzes the core drivers behind CASB adoptions Provides guidance in how to demonstrate need for CASB technology in a particular organization Identifies features and functionality to consider when evaluating CASB solutions

Today’s employees demand greater flexibility, productivity, and mobility. And while cloud and BYOD policies have answered that call, they’ve also added unforeseen complexities the way IT manages data security and compliance. How can you balance productivity and risk in SaaS environments? “A Guide to Achieving SaaS Security and Compliance” deconstructs the idea that cloud security and user productivity are mutually exclusive. This whitepaper includes guidance on how to: Select SaaS providers that follow the very same external standards (e.g., PCI DSS) as your organization. Apply the same in-house security, governance, and compliance principles to cloud services. Leverage tools and processes to gain visibility, control access, and protect data in your SaaS environment.

The Radicati Group recognizes Forcepoint as a Top Player in its Data Loss Prevention –Market Quadrant. The constant presence of internal and external threats, along with increased worldwide regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), have continued to drive the adoption of data loss prevention (DLP) solutions. In the “Data Loss Prevention – Market Quadrant 2018” report, The Radicati Group estimates the DLP market will double from $1.1 billion in 2018 to $2.2 billion by 2022. Once again, Forcepoint has been named a Top Player in this year’s report, citing strengths such as integration with Forcepont CASB to extend DLP policies into cloud applications and more.

Today’s organizations turn to the cloud for all types of productivity-gaining tools – including security. Features such as security for mobile users and data loss protection are key, but it’s also important to separate fact from fiction when looking at the infrastructure of the provider. This ebook helps you consider the importance of: Data center locations Security controls, data privacy, availability, reliability, and performance What your organization or agency actually needs Download the ebook to discover five common misconceptions about cloud-based security infrastructure, and what you should really be looking for in a cloud-based security solution.

Office 365, Salesforce, and other cloud apps deliver a boost in employee productivity, but this benefit comes at a price. Once data moves outside an enterprise, security teams lose visibility and control into how it’s accessed and used. There is also the risk of unsanctioned apps or Shadow IT – the cloud apps setup and managed outside of IT that they have no visibility of; all this leaves an organization having to manage up to 1,000 cloud apps*.  Deploying a CASB solution can help you discover and assess risk from unsanctioned cloud apps and control sanctioned cloud app use. Through a hands-on evaluation, ESG discovered that Forcepoint CASB: Reduces threat response times Grants visibility and context into user activity Controls user access to cloud apps from different locations/devices Read the ESG evaluation for rare insight into Forcepoint CASB by a respected third-party analyst.

Your people access and share data using a myriad of different cloud apps. The bad news is, you probably have no idea how your data is used, where it travels to and the level of associated risk. You’ve lost visibility and control. The good news is, we can help get it back. Register now for a FREE Cloud Threat Assessment and detailed report of your cloud-application risk posture. This in-depth assessment will show you: Cloud usage patterns. How potentially harmful activities happen in cloud applications across your organization. Geographical usage. Which countries your data is traveling to and from (you may be surprised). Privileged users. Do you have more administrators than you need? Dormant users. Are you overspending on unused licenses? Riskiest users. Who are your riskiest users and why? You'll receive customized assessments on Office365, Box, G Suite, and Salesforce.com.

Makino, a leader in manufacturing, required a global network to transfer massive amounts of data from their HQ to regional tech departments. Learn why Makino replaced their MPLS circuits with Aryaka.

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Innovations in data storage technology come with surprising frequency as competitors constantly leapfrog each other. That’s both good and bad. Good because they promise to solve pressing performance, reliability and cost problems. Bad because they often render perfectly good equipment prematurely obsolete.

On average in 2018, organizations managed 9.7 PB of data. That is a growth of 569% when compared to 1.45 PB of data in 2016. With all of this data, it's important to consider how data temperature is driving data placement decisions — and ultimately, overall storage costs. Download this infographic and see how you can use data temperature to gauge it’s worth.

The emphasis on fast flash technology concentrates much attention on hot, frequently accessed data. However, budget pressures preclude consuming such premium-priced capacity when the access frequency diminishes. Yet many organizations do just that, unable to migrate effectively to lower cost secondary storage on a regular basis. In this white paper, explore: • How the relative proportion of hot, warm, and cooler data changes over time • New machine learning (ML) techniques that sense the cooling temperature of data throughout its half-life • The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in migrating data to the most cost-effective tier.

In our developing digital economy, IT is a strategic asset. By effectively leveraging data, businesses become more operationally efficient, create more differentiated customer experiences, and develop new products and business models. However, unlocking those benefits requires a higher degree of execution by IT. Simply keeping pace with demand is no longer good enough; IT needs to help drive the business’s digital pursuits. The increased pressure on IT has amplified complexity, as well—66% of IT decision makers surveyed by ESG say IT is more complex than it was just two years ago.1 Demands being placed on IT are scaling relentlessly, and the tools IT teams use are in a constant state of evolution. Integrating and optimizing those new infrastructure technologies while managing existing investments is a perpetual burden. IT organizations, therefore, have two choices: either increase their personnel and budgets enough to survive the evolution with just traditional tools, or redirect those

More than 54% of companies have experienced a downtime event that lasted more than 8 hours – one full work day – in the past 5 years. And the risk of major disruptions to business continuity practices looms ever larger – primarily due to the troubling dependencies on the location, topology and suppliers of data storage. Download this infographic and see how you can preserve proven Business Continuity practices despite inevitable changes to your data storage infrastructure.

With so many moving pieces involved in business continuity and disaster recovery planning, anticipating the downstream impact of new SAN arrays, hyperconverged systems, and disaster recovery site relocation is increasingly more difficult. Learn how DataCore™ SDS services help you adapt your safeguards accordingly in the face of these common initiatives and business challenges: - Storage Array Replacement - Mergers and Acquisitions - Cloud Replication - Hyperconverged Infrastructure - Multi-Site Metro Cluster

Nothing in Business Continuity circles ranks higher in importance than risk reduction. Yet the risk of major disruptions to business continuity practices looms ever larger today, mostly due to the troubling dependencies on the location, topology and suppliers of data storage. Get insights on how to avoid spending time and money reinventing BC/DR plans every time your storage infrastructure changes.