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Moving Beyond Remote Access: Discover the Power of Zero Trust Network Access

With users working remotely and data now housed in multiple cloud applications, securing access to data is essential to a modern digital infrastructure. The rise of hybrid work has challenged the scalability of traditional VPNs, and hybrid multi-cloud architectures have made legacy centralized VPN concentrators impractical. 

Zero trust network access (ZTNA) is an emerging class of technology that addresses these new remote access requirements and challenges. 

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How IT Pros Might Learn to Believe in AI-Driven Network-Management

Explainable AI might overcome the distrust that enterprise network engineers have for AI/ML management tools that have the potential to streamline network operations.

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EPISODE 11: GDPR ENFORCEMENT

You can’t have a strong data security policy without understanding how security and privacy regulations are going to impact that policy. Security experts Chris Steffen, CISSP, CISA, and VP of research at EMA, and Ken Buckler, CASP+, CompTIA Security+, and research director at EMA, discuss GDPR regulations and enforcement in this edition of the Cybersecurity Awesomeness podcast. 

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The Critical Role of Workload Automation in Achieving Successful Digital Transformation

EMA’s new market research report, “From Scheduler to Automation Fabric for the Enterprise: Workload Automation Transformation in 2023” is based on a survey of 406 global IT and business users and decision-makers who have direct experience with workload automation. Overall, 89% of them believe workload automation tools should be expanded to orchestrate automation tools across the enterprise. 

This research explores the changing role of WLA software as enterprises continue to deploy and mature digitally transformed processes.

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