Since the beginning of 2020, quarantines and lockdowns across the globe revealed the need for many organizations to invest more into their network infrastructure.

With zero trust, security teams can streamline operations to manage the increased risk that comes with remote work, centralizing network controls to a single, adaptive policy that adjusts to innovation in the workplace.

Total data center infrastructure equipment revenues, including both cloud and non-cloud hardware and software, were $41.4 billion in Q2, with public cloud infrastructure accounting for 41% of the total.

Employees, whether careless or malicious, can pose a great risk to organizations.

There is also an increased demand for rapid transformation of data centers to better manage digital transformation needs.

In an effort to accommodate the newfound needs of their workers and clients, as well as sustain their business growth, companies pooled their resources to develop new and improved integrations concerning work-from-home (WFH) infrastructure support, cloud-based services, and the use of advance technology solutions to perform cybersecurity activities.

Companies are increasingly investing in tools and strategies to emerge from the pandemic as more resilient businesses while accelerating their digital and cloud adoption initiatives.

Relying on detailed plans and well-practiced processes gives organizations a foundation to modify, adapt, and expand with new approaches as situations evolve — and to deploy them quickly.

Things to consider include package solutions to address industry-specific use cases, government support, professional development, and customer support.