Adam Lund reveals that as technology moves beyond IT, the operating model will need to adjust to remain relevant and deliver on business and customer expectations.

The market speed organization

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Developers in organizations large and small tend to leave secrets like passwords and API tokens embedded in source code for attackers to see. In the wrong hands this can lead to expensive security incidents that distract time and resources away from an organization's mission.

How to identify and remove secrets in your organization's source code

Jenny Wolski of Petco and Scott Rankin of KPMG discuss how employee experience is critical to driving the best customer experience.

Engaged employees drive customer loyalty in omnichannel world

Greg Mohler and Caleb Queern share insights on how SBOMs can be used to manage risk of open source software and enable quick recovery when important open source vulnerabilities such as Log4Shell strike.

How to Reduce Risk with Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs)

IT's goals of building efficient, future-forward organizations are increasingly at odds with those of managed services providers.

Are managed services impeding digital transformation?

Raj Ahuja and Caleb Queern discuss the importance of driving the adoption of new capabilities across the places where leadership expects it and why you should rethink the role managed services can play in your approach to security services.

The market speed organization

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