How to Build Trust in the New Agile, Elastic, Micro-Everything & Adaptive World
Architecting Security into Your Modern Enterprise
Today, everything is digital. While some enterprises are more digital than others, most companies have been pushing to become more adaptive and agile through transformation, with the goal of achieving accelerated time-to-value for customers and making services far more scalable and accessible than ever before. Concurrently, the enterprise threat landscape has become increasingly dynamic, expansive and fluid—making it harder for traditional security models and controls to defend against exploits.
The constant battle between nefarious actors against your enterprise’s IT and security teams, and even against your product development and service teams requires a proactive, intentional and scalable approach to cybersecurity. The yield for attackers is only getting higher, and so the challenge is on. Those who can adapt to this new paradigm will be trusted by consumers and continue to move at an incredible speed. And those who cannot compete against malicious attackers will unfortunately face:
- Brand Damage
- Loss of Customers
- Business Disruption
- Regulatory Fees (Out of Compliance)
It’s time to engineer a trusted future through strategically architected cybersecurity. In this white paper, we examine the many moving parts of the security landscape and highlight the most critical areas your company should focus on.

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