NTT Ltd

Learn how standardizing for scale will allow you to make impactful decisions from your SOC and how exploring automation and outsourcing will enhance productivity and build internal capabilities

How a secure by design approach to remote access can work for your resilience

On this webinar, we will look at the differences between 2FA and MFA, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of both

How being secure by design can ensure a better standard of compliance

Looking at how to get ahead with cloud, and build a ‘cloud culture’ into your business

In this webinar, we will explore how cybersecurity is becoming intelligence driven & what to consider when preparing for this cultural shift.

Zero trust controls will allow careful scrutiny of how to raise cybersecurity defenses.
The steps organisations should take to mitigate the risk of ransomware attack
Ransomware attacks targeting companies have escalated 300% since January 2016; attacks are occurring every 40 seconds.
Download this new Risk:Value Report, commissioned by NTT Security, which highlights concerns and attitudes to security across global organisations; from compliance and cyber insurance to incident response planning.

In this webinar, join speakers from Dimension Data, Check Point and NTT Security to discuss the risks, legal implications and incident response tactics for new and emerging cyber threats.

Organizations struggle to understand how to measure the return on investment. This often results in employing point technologies without considering the complexity of integrating into existing systems, or relying on traditional security controls that are out of date and processes that have not adapted to the changing threat landscape.

Learn how to better protect your business assets and deepen your understanding of the threat landscape with this white paper.

Technology innovation is at the heart of the cybersecurity industry as it attempts to keep pace with those that wish to disrupt, defraud or damage our organizations.

There's a growing skills gap in IT security skills. So what are your options? Is it really an option to do nothing at all?