The way people work has changed. Driven by the increasing use of cloud services and mobile devices, people now expect to be able to work at any time, from any place, and on any device. These changes are dramatically altering the network and security infrastructure in many organizations.

Everything is moving to the cloud. Certainly your apps are, with well over a thousand cloud apps in the average enterprise today. Your infrastructure is moving to the cloud too, with IaaS services such as AWS and Azure growing at a rapid pace. Most importantly, your critical data is moving to the cloud.

Companies have responded to cyber attacks with various tools, such as anti-virus, malware, and other endpoint protection, intrusion detection and prevention systems, and others. But despite these additions, data breaches have been increasing steadily over the past five years.

To effectively bolster enterprise defenses against increasingly novel attack mechanisms and intrusion methods, an organization's IT security must be fluid, dynamic, and adaptable - both in protecting disparate IT environments as well as providing ongoing monitoring and assessment against the evolving threat landscape.

According to Cisco's 2015 Annual Security Report, only four in ten IT departments have a coordinated patching strategy in place. The ramifications of this are evident in the rising frequency of enterprise data breaches year-on-year. You've certainly heard it before, but it's worth repeating again: unpatched and out-of-date systems are a leading cause of security incidents.

Traditional security providers lack capabilities to address today's critical use cases. This eBook discusses seven of these gaps and how you can address them.

The benefits of DevOps are more and more apparent every day. Faster recoveries, higher change success rate, better time to market - it's everything a CIO could want and more. But before you go all-in, you might want to take a minute to learn what makes DevOps initiatives succeed or fail. What are the basic steps you can take now to ensure that DevOps will succeed within your organization?

The digital transformation of the retail industry is driving a range of technology advances. To stay competitive, your organization is probably looking to more agile, cloud-based solutions, from customer-facing systems for point of sale to CRM and back office applications for accounting and inventory management.

As people and organizations adopt cloud services, Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) have become a must-have for any information security team. CASBs provide critical capabilities such as governing access and activities in sanctioned and unsanctioned cloud services, securing sensitive data and preventing its loss, and protecting against internal and external threats.

Find out how CISOs and security leaders navigate the growing challenges of cloud security.