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Powering the Hybrid Workplace Using a Modern, Secure Network

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Published on : Jun 2, 2022

The pandemic accelerated workplace modernizations including adoption of the cloud and SaaS to create a hybrid workplace—one that provides flexibility without compromising business goals. Yet bridging from traditional to modern networks is hard but essential to stay competitive, streamline costs, increase revenue and adapt to customer needs. It also exposes companies to operational and security challenges, fragmented control, limited visibility and substantial security risks on the journey to network modernization.

To thrive in the new “normal” requires a new way to secure data and infrastructure and optimize networks for control, automation and security. Learn what it takes and how to achieve it in our latest eBook, Powering the Hybrid Workplace Using a Modern Secure Network. Get your copy and discover how:

  • Cloud-native architecture, platforms and tools can automate distributed operations for greater efficiency
  • DNS, DHCP and IPAM (DDI) can simplify management from the data center to the network edge via the cloud
  • DDI is foundational to new networking and security paradigms including SD-WAN, zero-trust network access (ZTNA) and IoT device visibility and security
  • DNS and SaaS-based DNS-layer security can tightly integrate with security tools to protect the hybrid enterprise–from HQ to the branch to work-from-home users and beyond.

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