John, when organizations abruptly sent vast numbers of employees home, their carefully planned security architectures were forced to adapt to new challenges. But the makeshift WFH security architectures thrown together with duct tape and rubber bands in spring 2020 are not strong enough to handle the needs of an enterprise with a permanently remote workforce. Precious corporate endpoint devices sent to unfamiliar locations, connecting to routers that use default passwords, and sharing space with unsecured IoT devices...is a zero-trust security architecture even possible in a situation like this?
- Learn how attackers are increasingly targeting weaknesses in businesses' remote access controls -- and how to strengthen those weak spots
- Discover effective methods for protecting corporate endpoints from the unfamiliar, unsecured devices they're sharing "home office" space with
- Learn about tools and techniques for keeping ever-essential web services secure and available
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