Congrats to all of our teams! If you would like to receive a Game Coin, please fill out our post game survey. There's a section to include your mailing address - https://forms.office.com/r/TnmRaCU2N2 Cyber Range teams -- comprised of teams of three to four players -- will be pitted against one another in a point-style competition, and the team with the most points at the end wins. This will be a multi-day experience that can accommodate teams from within different geographies. Although this event lasts 72-hours, it is designed to be completed in a 12 hour period. The larger block of time provides your team with the flexibility to participate at a time and pace that works best for your team. IMPORTANT: Please have a team of three to four players identified prior to registration. The event planner will reach out to you upon registration to verify your teammates.

Network segmentation has long promised the ability to limit the spread of malware, but implementation often proved difficult, costly, and complicated. Recent product advances have addressed many previous gaps and many organizations have been able realize the full protective benefit of network segmentation. If you have not investigated this area recently, now is the perfect time.

Grab a quick dose of deep expertise with the WWT Expert series. In each episode, our host poses topical questions to a WWT Expert. Learn about the business solutions these experts have created, the technologies they've mastered and the trends they're seeing in the marketplace. All in 30 minutes or less. What is Endpoint Security? Endpoint Security focuses on defending all of your assets, from desktops to servers to laptops to mobile phones and tablets, no matter where they are in the world. Every endpoint must be protected from known and unknown threats. Knowing what you have, what it is doing and what it should be doing essential to defending your business with real-time data. During this event, Matthew Coble will chat with Security expert, Matt Berry. Matt is a 20-year veteran in cybersecurity and technology, having developed architectures and strategies through roles in consulting, sales, and professional services. He is a great resource for any questions you may have!

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.

Government agencies must figure out how to secure data in the midst of modernization and cloud migration efforts, a surge in remote workforce, increased sophisticated cyber-attacks, and complex systems and work environments. How can they manage these challenges – and do so while staying within their budget? Join experts from CrowdStrike, Zscaler and WWT to learn how posture-driven, zero trust, conditional access enables your agency to rapidly deploy and scale cloud services while maintaining the highest levels of security.

The proverbial four walls of the office have dissolved as today's hybrid workforce is finding new ways and places to plug in and work. As such, the secure access service edge (SASE) has emerged as a unified way to connect users, devices, applications, services and platforms from anywhere at any time. But SASE is a significant architectural shift. And the market is complex and dynamic, leaving leaders lost for how to get started. Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Brianna Sideris as she talks about how the network and security worlds are colliding to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and how your org can prepare to take advantage of the Secure Business outcome that SASE provides. Brianna also identifies common use cases pushing SASE and SSE architectures front and center, the implications those strategies have on enterprise infrastructure and practical steps you can take to make it all work.

As businesses interact and transact with an ever-growing ecosystem of employees, customers, third-party vendors and supply chains, identity-related risks are rapidly increasing. A foundational identity and access management (IAM) program helps makes sense of the chaos and hardens your organization's overall security posture. It's also a vital prerequisite for taking advantage of the latest security frameworks, including zero trust and SASE/SSE architectures.   Join WWT Senior Practice Manager Jayson Yee as he shares how organizations can start—or mature—their IAM journey. He'll highlight how to evaluate vendors tailored to your organization's unique use cases, the benefits and drivers of a strong IAM program, and areas where your organization may already have identity technology deployed.