As enterprises increasingly adopt cloud and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, traditional network architectures are proving inadequate to support the distributed nature of modern work environments. Join WWT Senior Vice President Greg Schoeny and Neil Anderson, who leads WWT's cloud and infrastructure practice, as they talk about the transformative impact of cloud-based applications and distributed workforces on service provider network architectures. Greg and Neil also discuss how service providers can adapt to these changes to ensure high-performance, secure connectivity for all users, devices, and applications, regardless of their location.

Brian Koehler, WWT's Practice Lead for Data Streaming, reviews WWT's Data Engineering offerings and how WWT helps customers migrate to cloud-based alternatives.

Adopting cloud-native development capabilities is a strategic priority for many IT leaders. But cloud is not a place; it's an operating model. So what exactly does "cloud native" mean? Join WWT technical solutions architects Steve Younger and Matt Hilliker as they talk about how treating "cloud native" as a journey for building and running applications from the ground up can maximize the advantages of your cloud deployment model. Steve and Matt also identify common patterns they're seeing from client organizations as it relates to going cloud native and which industries stand to gain the most from incorporating a cloud-native mindset.

Whether you're looking to connect your remote workers to your company's resources or create a hybrid cloud environment, the Azure VPN Gateway is an essential tool for any organization utilizing Azure services.

Watch WWT CTO Mike Taylor give a holistic perspective on AI focus and adoption from the CxO level. Mike explores key drivers of AI investments, breaks down specific use cases by industry and unpacks the challenges and opportunities that CxOs are encountering as they implement AI solutions within their organizations. Watch now to gain actionable insights into the tangible ROI of AI and learn strategic approaches to accelerate AI adoption and integration, equipping their businesses for the AI era and driving transformative change across the industry.

Learn how to enhance your network security and improve network connectivity in the cloud with Azure Virtual Networking.

AWS provides many options for inter-area connectivity to their resources. This video focuses on the AWS direct connect deployment that enables users to establish a direct, private connection between on-premises networks and AWS.

In this Azure Network Peering demo, we will show you how to create a secure and private connection between two virtual networks in Azure. You'll learn how to set up Network Peering between two virtual networks in the same region or across different regions, and how to route traffic between them.

APIs have become the backbone of modern digital interactions, connecting everything from morning coffee purchases to streaming services. But the rise of API-centric architectures has drastically expanded the attack surface -- over 90 percent of web-based cyberattacks are now targeting API endpoints, exploiting new vulnerabilities often overlooked by security teams – and rendered traditional security measures are no longer sufficient. Join F5 Field CTO Chuck Herrin and WWT's Head of Global Cyber Strategy Traci Byrne as they talk about the urgent need for more dynamic and comprehensive defense strategies to prevent breaches. Chuck and Traci detail how security teams can "shift left" to better address API risks and vulnerabilities and outline practical steps security leaders can take to bolster their defenses.

This video provides an overview of Azure VNet Peering, a service that allows you to connect two virtual networks within the same region or across different regions. We will also discuss the benefits of using VNet Peering, such as low-latency and high-bandwidth connectivity, simplified network configuration, and reduced data transfer costs.