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In this volatile environment, network visibility is vitally important. If you can’t see what’s on your network, you can’t control it—and that makes your organization vulnerable.
This white paper examines what network and endpoint visibility really means in the era of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and the IoT (Internet of Things). With the number of devices connecting to networks growing exponentially, it is critical that companies understand who and what is on their network. The paper describes a unique approach that makes network visibility actionable, so that users get network access using their own devices, according to their role within the organization, while the organization protects its intellectual property and other sensitive business information.
What’s inside:
Network visibility has become a lot trickier than in the old days, when devices were static and networks were wired and confined to a building. Comprehensive network and endpoint visibility is the first step towards implementing a defensible security posture to protect an organization’s network.
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In this volatile environment, network visibility is vitally important. If you can’t see what’s on your network, you can’t control it—and that makes your organization vulnerable.
This white paper examines what network and endpoint visibility really means in the era of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and the IoT (Internet of Things). With the number of devices connecting to networks growing exponentially, it is critical that companies understand who and what is on their network. The paper describes a unique approach that makes network visibility actionable, so that users get network access using their own devices, according to their role within the organization, while the organization protects its intellectual property and other sensitive business information.
What’s inside:
Network visibility has become a lot trickier than in the old days, when devices were static and networks were wired and confined to a building. Comprehensive network and endpoint visibility is the first step towards implementing a defensible security posture to protect an organization’s network.
Don’t worry, we respect your privacy. We won’t sell your name, give it away or send a lot of emails. We may send you occasional emails with relevant content. You can opt out at any time.
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In this volatile environment, network visibility is vitally important. If you can’t see what’s on your network, you can’t control it—and that makes your organization vulnerable.
This white paper examines what network and endpoint visibility really means in the era of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and the IoT (Internet of Things). With the number of devices connecting to networks growing exponentially, it is critical that companies understand who and what is on their network. The paper describes a unique approach that makes network visibility actionable, so that users get network access using their own devices, according to their role within the organization, while the organization protects its intellectual property and other sensitive business information.
What’s inside:
Network visibility has become a lot trickier than in the old days, when devices were static and networks were wired and confined to a building. Comprehensive network and endpoint visibility is the first step towards implementing a defensible security posture to protect an organization’s network.
Don’t worry, we respect your privacy. We won’t sell your name, give it away or send a lot of emails. We may send you occasional emails with relevant content. You can opt out at any time.
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