Insider threats are emerging as workforces become more digital and dynamic, thanks to the widespread adoption of cloud, mobile, IoT, and big data. The cyber threat landscape is changing as a result, challenging IT teams how to analyse and address threats within the security perimeter of the digital workspace.
This whitepaper explores how to deliver a unified, contextual, and secure digital workspace through deploying user behavior analytics for proactive security insights, providing end-to-end control and visibility.
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