Now that organizations and employees have proven their capabilities to run and work remotely thanks to technology, our reliance on this technology and our willingness to test out new and emerging forms of it will continue to accelerate. But this relationship between humans and technology is not seamless. Companies need to protect themselves from troubleshooting, malware, and several other unknowns. With the return to office and hybrid work schedules a reality for most companies, there is a new list of threats to consider. And when making those considerations, it remains true that you can't protect and defend what you cannot see. On this Public Sector Tech Talk episode, we will establish a basis for what visibility should look like through the lens of cybersecurity and discuss how to mitigate IT risks, while keeping data protected and enhancing performance across any device or network.

Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Matt Shivers, Mick Coady and Vin Sundaram, as they dig into the key industry forecasts. Our panel of cross-sectional experts recommend areas that security leaders should focus on in 2022 to position their organizations for success.

We are bringing back some of our favorite TEC37 episodes! In this TEC37 recast, we explore the relationship between cybersecurity and the business. For years, cybersecurity has been viewed by C-level leadership as cost center. But as cyber attacks grow in sophistication and scale, organizations need to start viewing security threats as business threats and security strategy an integral part of business success. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Todd Neilson, Global Director of Security Services, and Gregory Schoeny, VP of Services and Strategic Solutions for Global Service Providers. They'll discuss how cybersecurity can become a business enabler.

As threats to organizations' data environments become more sophisticated and persistent, the need to prevent and rapidly recover from adverse cyber events has become critical. The right data protection and backup solution can help keep an organization's data secure, and critical infrastructure up and running.

We are bringing back some of our favorite TEC37 episodes! In this TEC37 encore, we explore how CISOs can scale cybersecurity across the enterprise as security becomes increasingly tied to business success. Too often, the expense and damage to reputation that occurs after a sophisticated cyber attack can cause businesses irreparable harm. CISOs find themselves stuck between trying to secure new technology that will give their organization a competitive edge and protecting their legacy IT infrastructure and systems. Success requires an approach to cybersecurity that considers the business, architecture and operations. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Geoff Hancock – Global Director of Cybersecurity Engineering, Warren Perils -- Security Practice Manager for Global Service Provider and Comcast's Shena Tharnish -- VP of Cybersecurity Products. They'll discuss steps organizations can take to implement holistic cybersecurity.

Zero Trust is a framework that combines Identity and Access Management (IAM), Enterprise Segmentation and other security components to provide "least access" protection to corporate networks and resources. WWT Cybersecurity architects Steve Brodson, Ricky Boyd and Ken Dunham join host Robb Boyd to discuss the key ways in which a Zero Trust Architecture could have protected against the Solar Winds-based attacks that made the news in December.

The rising concern of cyber breaches within the enterprise has organizations grappling to figure out, just how secure are we? Having purchased numerous security solutions, it is critical for an organization to understand if and how these solutions are adequately protecting the infrastructure and securing vulnerable data. In this TEC37, Robb Boyd and WWT's experts, Matt Berry, Matt Long and Kris Carr, will discuss how WWT's Tools Rationalization approach will ensure your organization is advancing its security posture, optimizing investments, and pursuing reduction in spending.

Since Gartner introduced the term Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in 2019, technology leaders have been trying to figure out what this merging of network and security architectures means for their organizations. In this episode of TEC37, we dig into the evolution of SASE, how it works and some considerations when evaluating SASE solutions. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Mike Schmidt, Security Architect; Michael Pfeiffer, Cloud Networking Architect; and Jordan Martin, Networking Architect. They'll discuss how the worlds of networking and security have collided to meet the technology needs of today's large organizations.