A well-implemented hybrid work model will increase productivity and lower real estate costs, while simultaneously improving employee recruitment and retention. But what does a winning hybrid work approach look like?
Security remains one of the greatest obstacles to almost any network, cloud, or data transformation project. Building atop a converged security platform can help your organization successfully transform and unlock the full potential of a hybrid work environment.
The vast majority of traffic is destined for the internet, yet most enterprise architectures still force remote users and branch offices to route everything back to the headquarters network for security inspection. Network transformation is about accelerating the hybrid work environment with more efficient direct traffic flows, leveraging the newest and fastest access technologies.
The average enterprise has 2,415 cloud apps in use, and 70% of all enterprise workloads will be in the cloud by 2023. Enterprises must be enabled to complete their cloud transformation journeys in order to ensure that the hybrid workplace enjoys ubiquitous access to all apps and data.
Data drives modern enterprise decision-making and competitiveness, and today that data expands across a vast array of devices, networks, and applications. Extending visibility and control to data wherever it resides and wherever it’s going will provide enterprises with the fuel needed to power hybrid work.
Security remains one of the greatest obstacles to almost any network, cloud, or data transformation project. Building atop a converged security platform can help your organization successfully transform and unlock the full potential of a hybrid work environment.
The vast majority of traffic is destined for the internet, yet most enterprise architectures still force remote users and branch offices to route everything back to the headquarters network for security inspection. Network transformation is about accelerating the hybrid work environment with more efficient direct traffic flows, leveraging the newest and fastest access technologies.
The average enterprise has 2,415 cloud apps in use, and 70% of all enterprise workloads will be in the cloud by 2023. Enterprises must be enabled to complete their cloud transformation journeys in order to ensure that the hybrid workplace enjoys ubiquitous access to all apps and data.
Data drives modern enterprise decision-making and competitiveness, and today that data expands across a vast array of devices, networks, and applications. Extending visibility and control to data wherever it resides and wherever it’s going will provide enterprises with the fuel needed to power hybrid work.
Maximize user productivity and enable real-time collaboration across your hybrid workforce with direct and secure access to web, cloud and private applications from any location and any device at any time of the day.
Eliminate performance inefficiencies hindering traditional network security solutions, or creating the risk of bypassing security controls altogether, with Netskope’s low latency integrated single-pass security architecture and NewEdge network, the world largest private SASE cloud.
Extend unmatched zero trust security, visibility and control to web, cloud apps, and private apps usage, as well as IoT devices. Netskope’s AI and ML-powered data protection, risk management, and threat protection capabilities ensure your hybrid workforce stays secure irrespective of where they connect from. Netskope’s advanced behavioral analytics keeps your enterprise and network free of unconventional threats.
Enhance and simplify operations to achieve greater cost savings and operational efficiencies through a unified SASE architecture, offering best of the breed networking and security capabilities by converging infrastructures and policies with Netskope One CASB, SWG, ZTNA, DLP, FWaaS, and SD-WAN products and services. Drive secure network transformation without worrying about traditional security inefficiencies or network performance tradeoffs.
In these videos, Vice President of Strategy and Chief Evangelist, Bob Gilbert, walks through five different use cases that show how customers are leveraging the Netskope One platform to help enable hybrid work.
Single-Vendor SASE delivers multiple converged-network and security-as-a-service capabilities, combining software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) with Security Service Edge (SSE) components such as secure web gateway (SWG), cloud access security broker (CASB), network firewalling and zero trust network access (ZTNA). These offerings use a cloud-centric architecture and are delivered by one vendor.
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While 63% of high-growth enterprises have deployed hybrid working, the approach can challenge underprepared networking and security teams.