How a business manages its third-party relationships has a direct, sometimes even exponential, bearing on shareholder value in an organization, depending on the level of engagement and the type of services provided! And yet, despite the growing complexity and the ever-evolving nature of threats within the enterprise, only a handful of companies invest adequately in the vendor risk management function. While the risk function needs to mature across the global business ecosystem, the digitization of risk is causing a significant shift in Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) models.
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HCL's Unique IP Optimize-i: The Solution to Cloud Challenge for IBM i (AS/400) and iSeries
IBM i customers can get an assessment done through HCL’s framework and IP: Optimize-i. With 80% servers in need of Optimization, Optimize-i helps achieve higher performance typically saving 30-40% of overall TCO by leveraging the latest iSeries...
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What does Accelerated Cloud Adoption mean for Enterprise Security?
Over the last few years, cloud adoption has become increasingly central to organizations undergoing a digital transformation. In fact, a recent Gartner report noted that cloud adoption is among the fastest-growing IT investments across industries. The COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated this trend. The reason? The urgent need for secure, digital workspaces for a staggeringly large remote workforce. So, what does this accelerated cloud adoption mean for enterprise security?
Building Your Environment’s Fort Knox in the Age of Remote Workplaces
With the recent vast increase in the need for remote workplaces and the resulting expansion of the potential attack field, it’s even more important to build your own Fort Knox to provide environment-wide security. Using the right tools in the right way reduces the likelihood of attacks on remote workers and their connections to your environment.
From the components of effective attack prevention strategies to supplementing with reporting and alerting, this practical approach provides guidance for research, solution strategies, what resources to tap for improving performance and strength of the security platform, and the importance for all levels of management to understand the benefits and tools available for a powerful and agile environment that supports the business.
