Recent posts by Bryant Rosario

An increasingly mobile, remote and collaborative workforce requires access to company data, applications and other resources from beyond the office, but enabling this free flow of information greatly increases the risk of data breaches, whether intentional or accidental. With data breaches reaching record levels,

The public cloud has transformed business computing environments by enabling new levels of agility, scalability and innovation. Yet many IT leaders aren’t entirely satisfied with their cloud journey. More than two-thirds (67%) say they have yet to realize a substantial return on their cloud investments,

Following a record year for cybercrime in 2021, nearly three-quarters of senior IT decision-makers say they are not sure their organizations can fend off increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Many are turning to managed detection and response (MDR) services to boost their defenses. 

As organizations embrace a cloud strategy to support remote work requirements, it has become increasingly clear that they must modernize the wide-area network (WAN) infrastructure. In a recent global survey of more than 1,500 networking professionals, almost half reported that legacy WAN architectures make it difficult to reliably connect with cloud-based applications and services. 

Remote work is here to stay, with researchers estimating that some 35 million Americans will continue to work from home for the foreseeable future. Cybercriminals aren’t letting the opportunity go to waste. 

The rise of remote and hybrid work models has sparked a massive surge in cybercrime.

Businesses today rely on Wi-Fi to support a variety of mission-critical functions, including remote and hybrid work models, mobile computing, Internet of Things environments, guest access, inventory management and much more. However, the need to support continually growing numbers of users,

Government agencies across the country are facing unprecedented technology challenges. Decades-old IT infrastructure often hinders efforts to support growing numbers of remote workers while also meeting increasing constituent demand for expanded online services. In a 2021 Accenture study,

Adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is growing steadily as organizations look to leverage the technology to optimize operations, drive digital transformation and automate more business processes. In a recent PwC survey, 86 percent of companies said AI is becoming a mainstream technology.