Hans-Jürgen Martini

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a new SD-WAN model. In contrast to a data centre-centric network design, SASE works using identities and the application and user context. Read what SASE is all about and what makes it different in this blog.

If you’ve been following the IT labour market for the past years, you will have noticed that Germany is lacking experts in the IT sector. Well-trained and experienced specialists in network and security. and databases and cloud technology are extremely rare. Plenty of CIOs are desperate to find the right IT professionals to strengthen their IT organisation and spearhead their digitalisation projects. But what do you do if there are none? This blog will address this issue while providing ideas and measures to solve it.

Traditional network infrastructures were always planned with a focus on connectivity rather than on securing users and the underlying IT. When it comes to security, is such an approach still acceptable today and what do lack of visibility, insufficient control and poor transparency in the corporate network mean? I’ll cover the answers to these question and other technical aspects of a secure network design in this blog.

The digital transformation is presenting your business with great opportunities, but also increasing your IT landscape’s complexity and vulnerabilities. The aim of a GAP security analysis is to systematically comb through your network and security infrastructure. Structured IT security analyses leverage risk analysis and recommendations for action to show you the technically and economically best path to success.

The number of security breaches registered daily has been giving IT admins a headache ever since we entered the age of digital transformation. Over the last few years, there have been plenty of stories of data being stolen and businesses being blackmailed and it’s not easy to shake the feeling of uneasiness and helplessness. But why? And what can we do to fight this feeling? These are the questions I’ll be tackling in this blog today.

Data centres are at the heart of any business. We’ve spent many years working with server, network and storage systems that make working in a digitalised world possible. Businesses are striving to make better use of their IT resources and ready them for the future with the latest and best security technologies to reconcile them with their own cloud transformation.

Digital transformation is presenting businesses with great opportunities, but also increasing your IT landscape’s complexity and vulnerabilities. Customers are reliant on a future-proof global network to continue to establish themselves on the market.