Episode Summary
This 60-minute session is designed to educate you on cloud app security and empower you to make informed decisions about how you want to handle it.
We may think that these applications are safe and that they are properly secured “out of the box”, but the reality of our circumstances may be surprising! Learn how to assess your risk and how you can protect yourself.
Discussion Takeaways:
- What the shift to remote work means for organizations like yours from a security and accessibility perspective
- What happens when new, unsecured devices are used to access your network
- What cloud security really means for you and your end users
- Cost-effective steps you can take to secure your applications and protect your data
Episode Hosts & Guests
Chris Lee, Host
President, ReelAxis
Chris has spent his career working in the Channel, working with vendors, distributors, and partners to support their marketing goals. His experience ranges from internal marketing strategy at leading technology distributors to creating custom marketing strategies for tech businesses of all sizes.
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