2020 brought enterprise security teams the challenge of a predominantly remote workforce, causing companies to implement cloud, 5G, IoT, and other digitally motivated alternatives. As of September 2020, 30% of organizations anticipate retaining their remote work policies for the long-term. However, the change to a remote working environment has created larger cyber threat landscapes across IoT and other devices that will only continue to grow and change over time. For enterprise security, this means that adaptability in shifting access methodologies and other business needs must be prioritized while maintaining control over real-time security events.

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) technology provides the ability to do just that, but few vendors can live up to its promises because their offerings do not interoperate well enough to be effective. Furthermore, networks are developing many more edges and most enterprises now operate under a multi-cloud strategy, which also comes with great challenges.

Leading enterprises must accept that, in the cloud-focused and digital era, networking and security will continue to converge and will not see a return to outmoded and siloed architectures. Our expert panel will discuss the future of enterprise security and how to overcome the challenges of this year’s unexpected transition.