A strategic approach to security: Intelligent, collaborative, and efficient

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How your security fabric can address the challenges of new tech investment

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Europe's enterprises are facing increased uncertainty due to inflation, political tensions and disruptions in the supply chain. For IT and security leaders, there's an added pressure to invest in tech that gives competitive advantage (which sadly increases risk).

Watch this on-demand webinar from Cloudflare as they take a strategic approach to how your security fabric should address these challenges going forward.

Join Cloudflare’s DDoS Product Manager, Omer Yoachimik as he explores three key pillars to help inform your posture: incoming AI and human-driven threats, instilling cross-department collaboration and leveraging automation to stay efficient with your current resources.

You'll learn about:

  • Assessing the current threat landscape: should AI be a concern, the impact of geopolitics, and new attack vectors
  • Collaborative Security: strategies to instil the culture from board to intern
  • Doing more with less: how to integrate automation, efficiency and productivity in your security fabric.

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