In late 2017, I wrote a post, Office 365 Security Licensing Demystified, to help clarify the dizzying array of cloud security licensing options available from Microsoft, and how those options compare in both price and functionality to the Bitglass Next-Gen Cloud Access Security Broker. Both vendors have continued to develop their offerings, adding new features and functions, so this comprehensive update reflects those changes over the past year.
When organizations deploy cloud applications, traditional, on-premises security solutions prove unable to provide comprehensive data protection. As Office 365 becomes increasingly common among businesses, they must rethink their security strategies and adopt next-gen solutions that can protect their data in the cloud. The below video discusses this journey to cloud apps like Office 365.
Migrating to the cloud is rapidly becoming top-of-mind for many European companies. More organizations are looking to cloud applications like Office 365 and G Suite to lower costs, improve employee productivity, and reduce maintenance burdens on IT staff.
With the holiday season already in full swing, people all across the world are sharing their personal and financial information with hundreds of retailers as they scramble to purchase gifts for family and friends. This makes it a perfect time to remember the countless company breaches over the past few holiday seasons and reflect on how enterprises can better protect Payment Card Industry data (PCI). Your employees and customers have enough to worry about without the additional concern that a breach may lead to information being exposed to malicious parties.