Over 80% of breaches caused by hacking involve brute force or the use of lost or stolen credentials.

Each port supports 10 Gbps bandwidth capacity for up to 20 Gbps full-duplex to support high-end servers, data center, server message block (SMB), and cloud computing applications.

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.

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

For now, and perhaps for the foreseeable future, the pandemic has fundamentally shifted the nature of work and of data center operations.

Users that have made the decision to go to a third party need to select a colocation operator that offers remote hands, managed services, in-house cloud services that are connected to a telco hotel, POP access to major cloud providers, and Megaport or similar services.

How do organizations increase productivity without compromising the security of sensitive information?

As the welcoming attitude toward flexible work environments seems to be here to stay, Vincentas Grinius, CEO at Heficed, suggests that companies should place more emphasis on developing a solid in-house network infrastructure, prepared to handle the rise in the digital workforce.

To avoid a security breach while using collaboration tools, an organization must aim to completely secure their digital workspace with the right controls, policies, and processes.

Together, Bitglass and Duo balance enterprise-grade access control and data protection with the flexibility and seamless user experience needed to support a global, remote, and multi-device workforce.