From Wi-Fi 6E (and the upcoming Wi-Fi 7 technologies) to smart cameras, IoT devices are expected to grow by 50% by 2027. As organizations leverage more of these intelligent, data-generating machines to boost employee productivity and user experience, they may want to consider the impact on the network. The associated data influx of additional IoT …
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Reduced costs, increased scalability, and faster innovation are just some of the reasons why companies around the world are rapidly adopting a cloud-first strategy for their IT operations. However, with the rate of technological change today, businesses must be extremely strategic with their investments, and cloud-first is not a one-size-fits-all solution. How can tech leaders …
Hybrid and remote work have become a coveted way of life for many professionals around the world. The elimination of commutes, flexibility in scheduling, and opportunity to work in your pajamas is so appealing that nearly 50% of remote employees stated they would look elsewhere for employment in the event of a return-to-office mandate. Although …
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In today’s dynamic manufacturing landscape, the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud technology is a key driver of a transformational shift to Industry 4.0. Cloud networking enables adaptability for manufacturers amidst the evolving challenges they face as part of this transformation. Here are key cloud networking capabilities that manufacturers can leverage for success along their …
Black Friday is one of the most anticipated shopping events of the year for both retailers; and customers. As the holiday season approaches, retailers gear up to offer incredible deals and discounts to attract shoppers. However, managing the surge in traffic and safeguarding customer data during this hectic period can be a challenging task. Thanks …
Information theft and the number of data breaches rooted in identity-based risks are rising as attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities and find ways to evade detection. This makes early detection one of the most critical pillars of defense across today’s attack surfaces. As identity-based threats continue to develop, organizations that focus on advanced detection and …
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Last week, PinnacleOne flagged the ongoing SVR exploitation of their breach of Microsoft. This week, we examine the geopolitical dynamics and risks facing firms that do business or have key dependencies in China and highlight principles to frame a China-for-China strategy given firm-specific threat models. Please subscribe to read future issues — and forward this …
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SentinelOne’s CyberLaw Forum brings together lawyers, technical experts, and insurance executives to dive deep into challenges faced in today’s cyber insurance and legal realms. From the tactics of threat actors to contemplating the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on enterprise security strategies, panelists from the event delved into the intricacies of cybersecurity in a rapidly …
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The Good | Russian Nationals Sanctioned for Roles in GRU-Linked Influence Campaigns Two Russian nationals are the latest to be sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) this week for their roles in various malign influence campaigns. Ilya Andreevich Gambashidze, the founder of Social Design Agency (SDA), and Nikolai Aleksandrovich …
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