Insights

No one likes it when the network is down. We have come to rely so heavily on the network for data sharing, remote access, communication and collaboration, when it’s down work can quickly grind to a halt. It’s not great for business, slowing down teams, stopping sales and impacting customers.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve rapidly, more organisations are on the lookout for innovative ways to simplify their network infrastructure, enhance security and improve connectivity for remote workers and branch offices.

The increasing reliance on digital infrastructure in our deeply interconnected world has rendered organisations susceptible to cyber threats. Data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other cyber incidents continue to occur, causing severe financial losses, reputational damage and legal consequences for the organisations impacted.

Cyber security continues to pose a significant risk to businesses around the globe. But while many businesses are moving to better protect their data, systems and customers, it can be easy to forget that cyber security and network security are intertwined.

A secure, reliable network is critical for businesses everywhere. We are using cloud-based apps and video conferencing more than ever to connect, collaborate and work from anywhere. The traditional office has shifted to a hybrid model where workers connect to the network remotely, often with their own device.

Cyber security and data hacking has dominated news headlines and captivated our attention due to the risk posed to businesses and consumers around the globe. We hear a lot less about network security, but the reality is hackers gain access to systems and data via the network.