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Ne jamais faire confiance. Toujours tout authentifier et autoriser.

Ne jamais faire confiance. Toujours tout authentifier et autoriser. Au fur et à mesure que les entreprises migrent vers le cloud, les mesures qu’elles ont prises pour sécuriser leurs centres de données privés commencent à disparaître. Les périmètres et les accès basés sur IP sont remplacés par des adresses IP éphémères, et à cela s’ajoute le besoin pour un personnel en constante évolution d’accéder à des ressources partagées. La gestion des accès et des adresses IP à grande échelle devient aléatoire et complexe. La sécurisation de l’infrastructure, des données et de l’accès devient de plus en plus difficile dans les clouds et les centres de données sur site, ce qui résulte en des frais généraux élevés et requiert un haut niveau d’expertise. Ce changement demande une approche différente de la sécurité : un modèle de confiance différent. Un modèle basé sur le « zéro confiance » et dans lequel tout est toujours authentifié et autorisé.  En raison de l’environnement hautement dynamique, les organisations parlent d’approche « Zero Trust » de la sécurité cloud. Qu’est-ce que la sécurité « Zero Trust » implique réellement et qu’est-ce qui est nécessaire pour la réussite de sa mise en œuvre ?

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Trust Nothing. Authenticate and Authorize Everything.

Trust Nothing. Authenticate and Authorize Everything. As companies move to the cloud, the measures they took to secure their private datacenters start to disappear. IP-based perimeters and access are replaced by ephemeral IP addresses and a constantly changing workforce with the need to access shared resources. Managing access and IPs at scale becomes brittle and complex. Securing infrastructure, data, and access becomes increasingly difficult across clouds and on-premises datacenters, requiring lots of overhead and expertise. This shift requires a different approach to security, a different trust model. One that trusts nothing and authenticates and authorizes everything.  Because of the highly dynamic environment, organizations talk about a “zero trust” approach to cloud security. What does “zero trust” actually mean and what’s required for you to make it successful? 

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Banks Turning to the Cloud For Growth and Improved Customer Experience

Banks Turning to the Cloud For Growth and Improved Customer Experience We in the tech industry have a particular fondness for catchy buzz phrases. “Digital transformation” is one of the more ubiquitous ones to emerge in the last five years, and perhaps also one of the more difficult ones to define due to its broad nature. Any business likely can transform digitally, if they haven’t already, and that can look very different across industries. On a high level, digital transformation is the upgrading of a business’ traditional business processes and tools with new technology. The hope is that this will make businesses more efficient, more profitable, more agile, better at serving customers—even, in some cases, physically safer, for those who work in industrial or other high-risk settings. The tools employed to digitally transform businesses vary across industries but often include AI/ML, some automation elements, cloud migration, connected devices/IoT sensors, and more.

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Tennis Is Now on the Cloud And Powered by Applied AI

Tennis Is Now on the Cloud And Powered by Applied AI The 2021 Parisian Grand Slam, officially known as Roland-Garros after the French aviator, has enabled fans, players, coaches, broadcasters, journalists, and organizers of the tournament to experience the game with a new set of immersive and intelligent tools. In partnership with the French Tennis Federation and Infosys, the duo leveraged applied artificial intelligence, 3D, and Infosys Cobalt cloud solutions for enhancing match viewing, tournament reporting, broadcast editing, and player training experiences.

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