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It's been 50 years since Computer Weekly's launch on 22 September 1966. To mark this achievement, we have compiled a special edition of the magazine to reflect on how much the British technology industry has contributed over that time.
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This e-guide focuses on how businesses are turning to emerging technologies to improve their capability to detect and respond to previously-unknow cyber-attacks, and security analytics is among the most popular choices.
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In this era of nonstop security threats, incident response tools that help automate detection and reaction are now essential. In this expert e-guide, learn how to update your IR process.
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Organizations turn to the public cloud for its massive, on-demand compute and storage capabilities. But none of those capabilities matter if there isn't proper networking and security policies to ensure applications run safely and smoothly. In this expert guide, learn methods to properly secure your network as you migrate to the cloud.
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Read this expert guide to review predicted networking trends for 2019. Also, learn why network security remains a top challenge and how you can properly manage it.
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ADCs are physical or virtual devices deployed between applications and users. They intercept session traffic between applications and users and provide a range of functions designed to optimize the end-user application experience. Download this e-guide to learn more about ADCs are how they evolved over the years to meet new demands.
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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a cloud-based platform that provides networking capabilities and security functionality directly to endpoints that connect to the platform. In this guide, explore how the limitations of traditional networking led the industry to SASE.
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Many information security programs are not on track to handle the internet of things and other technology disruptors. We help you dust off your crystal ball and get prepared for the near future.
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Learn how to define security requirements at the beginning, and what can be learned from the RASP approach in closing the gap left by application security testing.
