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Optimizing Cloud Strategies for High-Performance Computing in Life Sciences
The life sciences industry is undergoing a significant shift, with 33 percent of investment dollars expected to go toward AI by 2025. This surge in AI adoption is driving an increased need for high-performance computing (HPC) to power genomics, proteomics and other data-intensive research. In this episode of WWT Experts, Chief Healthcare and Global Life Sciences Advisor Dr. Sanaz Cordes and Technical Solutions Architect Derrick Monahan discuss how organizations can leverage cloud for HPC based on key business and technical considerations.
Top-tier Pharma Achieves OT Cybersecurity Across Plants Globally
WWT deployed a global OT cybersecurity solution for a top-tier pharmaceutical company. Our efforts achieved visibility of IT and operational technology (OT) assets, plus vulnerability detection across plants globally.
Enhancing the Security Posture of a Global Life Sciences Organization
A life sciences organization collaborated with World Wide Technology to find a solution that not only provided backup capabilities but also true cyber resilience.
Test Automation for a Major Pharmaceutical Company to Maintain Federal Compliance
WWT and a global pharmaceutical company worked together to create a suite of tests that drove compliance with FDA Part 11 in its digital signing processes.
Pharma Spin-off Taps WWT for IT Infrastructure Build with "Impossible" Deadline
WWT partnered with a global pharmaceutical company to design and build a greenfield IT infrastructure, enabling the $3 billion business to spin-off from its parent company within an aggressive Transition Services Agreement (TSA) deadline, saving the new entity $28 million.
WWT Helps Pharma Spin-off Acquire Separate $7B Company During an Ongoing Divestiture
WWT M&A team saves a global pharmaceutical company $28 million by leading separate acquisition and divestiture proceedings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
eBook: Putting AI to Work for Life Sciences
Recent AI advancements have allowed the field of life sciences to make significant leaps forward, completely reshaping traditional notions of the time and cost needed for therapeutic discovery.
Securing Life Sciences: Navigating the Evolving Threat Landscape
From managing complex operational environments to generating invaluable intellectual property, life sciences organizations are prime targets for cyber attacks. In this episode of WWT Experts, Chief Healthcare and Global Life Sciences Advisor Dr. Sanaz Cordes and Security Sales Advisor Scott Pochay discuss how life sciences organizations can navigate the evolving threat landscape. Cordes and Pochay explore the latest trends and impacts of data breaches, best practices for securing OT environments, the importance of cyber resilience and more.
Global Pharmaceutical Company Modernizes Critical Infrastructure
Learn how a large pharmaceutical manufacturer partnered with WWT to develop and execute a global IT-OT infrastructure modernization program that reduces operational risk while improving operational visibility.
Global Pharmaceutical Company Saves Six Months and 14% on Network Infrastructure Build
Learn how WWT's seamless teamwork and collaboration reduced costs and allowed the business to hit critical timelines while supporting their digital transformation.
Securing AI for Healthcare and Life Sciences
In the rapidly evolving landscape of Life Sciences & Healthcare cybersecurity, the role of a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has never been more challenging. According to Gartner, 80% of CIOs plan to increase their cybersecurity investments in 2024. This increase is driven by the expanding attack surface, increase in scope and public visibility to ransomware incidents, and the rapid proliferation of generative AI (GenAI) use cases, which introduce new and unknown risks. As AI adoption grows, so too do the security challenges it presents. But how can security teams support safe innovation while mitigating new risks?
Rethinking Segmentation – Now is the Time
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.