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Predictions 2022: Work-from-anywhere Marks the Beginning of the End of On-premises Security

A decade ago, many were reluctant to move to the cloud. Many felt like they would have to relinquish controls they had within their perimeters. That sentiment has since reversed, where organizations have become more comfortable with cloud technology. The newest concern is about corporate data leaving the cloud, especially as employees expect to work from anywhere. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications have enabled people to stay productive from anywhere, but have also amplified security gaps.

The "Just Because" of Zero Trust | OptivCon 2021 Interview

How does Lookout define Zero Trust? The concept of Zero Trust architecture has evolved. The last two years supercharged its evolution as collaboration has forced data to go wherever it’s needed and, as a result, you’ve lost the visibility you once relied on to secure your infrastructure. Lookout Chief Marketing Officer Mike Banic speaks with Senior Manager of Security Solutions Hank Schless on how Zero Trust has evolved, the current context around it, and ways to approach the concept in a way that helps it feel more achievable.

Prepare for the next phase of work from anywhere security

What are some of the steps you take to continuously ensure data loss isn’t an issue and what can others do to stay ahead of the problem? Hear from Tom Davison, Senior Director of Security Engineering, and Nick Sears, VP Sales SASE Solutions at Lookout to find out how to keep your data secure with Lookout's SASE, CASB, and ZTNA.

Zero Trust isn't a Buzzword

Lookout has announced its latest milestone — the expansion of Lookout Continuous Conditional Access (CCA) by integrating security and access platforms. This enables organizations to make detailed and ongoing risk assessments of endpoints and users, and apply that information to very granular access controls (as opposed to a simple yes-no access decision) that ensures business continues securely. This video illustrates how integrating Mobile Endpoint Security, Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions deliver a modern Zero Trust architecture.

Achieving Zero Trust? One Size Does Not Fit All

More than a year of near-universal remote work has proven that many of us can reliably stay productive from anywhere — whether it be from home, co-working spaces or otherwise. Businesses have caught wind of this, and according to IDC, 60% of them will continue with remote work or implement a hybrid model even after they reopen their offices again. This calls for a paradigm shift in the way we conduct cybersecurity.

A buyers guide: What to consider when assessing a CASB with Hank Schless

All roads lead to Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB). Gartner found CASB to be the fastest-growing cyber security segment, with investment increasing by 41.2% (2021 CIO Agenda Survey). It's no surprise, as security teams turn to CASB to solve new cloud service-related challenges that legacy security solutions cannot address. Some key points in this presentation are.

Cloud Applications: A Zero Trust Approach To Security For Healthcare

Accelerated adoption of the cloud has driven healthcare organizations to rely more heavily on cloud-based productivity suites and apps that enable both employees and patients to access data from anywhere. Compound this use of managed and unmanaged mobile devices in a world where the network perimeter is being eroded and you have a real challenge at hand. AGENDA: Zero Trust - How to apply a dynamic and contextual approach to applications and data access in the cloud.