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KCS, or Knowledge-Centered Service, is a methodology that allows organizations to create a single source of truth. In the contact center, using KCS translates to increased efficiencies and productivity, for improved customer and employee satisfaction.
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Delivering exceptional customer service is no easy task. Use this playbook as your guide when navigating through 5 of the biggest challenges that customer service teams face.
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Evolve IP’s User Guide to Microsoft Teams Direct Routing for businesses considering integrating Microsoft Teams with voice services. This overview dives into the major considerations you’ll want to think through, as well provides advice on implementing Microsoft Teams Direct Routing independently or with a 3rd party enterprise voice provider like Evolve IP.
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See how Microsoft worked with strategic partner Red Hat to build a collaborative, efficient approach to IT automation with DevOps and Ansible.
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Recent data breaches reported by major enterprises have made it clear that APIs are an increasingly-popular attack vector for hackers. This rising trend has a lot to do with how APIs traditionally grow and evolve within companies. View this infographic to understand the lifecycle of an API and what to do next.
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This whitepaper describes the modern API Security landscape, and how to effectively leverage OAuth 2.0 and API Gateways for authentication and authorization from both the infrastructure and software development mindset.
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In a time where networks evolve each day and include a diverse collection of Internet Assets such as IP addresses, domains, and certificates - how do you ensure that none of your Internet Asserts communicating in a way that puts your enterprise at risk?
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Download this white paper to learn the five most common exposures and proactive steps you can take to protect your network.
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Given the limited number of resources available to every security staff, it’s essential to focus on the biggest risk factors when securing your organization. The data show that for many organizations, lack of basic perimeter security and hygiene causes the largest number of data breaches and the biggest impact on the bottom line.
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Cloud adoption has been a hallmark for companies embarked on digital transformation. Leaders have always wanted to empower their employees with their own tools and to remove bottlenecks in IT processes to engender greater productivity. Cloud adoption has done this in spades by decentralizing purchasing and provisioning of IT resources with flexible a pay-as-you-go service model. But empowerment can lead to loss of control, increasing risk of overspending and cyberattacks.
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One of the biggest challenges organizations face is an incomplete and inaccurate understanding of which Internet Assets they own or are attributed to them. Current tools and processes fail to achieve accurate, continuous discovery across the organization’s attack surface, leaving significant visibility gaps. These visibility gaps lead to risks and exposures that can hurt an organization at an unrecoverable scale.
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The cloud is here to stay. But for many organizations, the challenge of managing their cloud assets and associated cloud risk still feels like a moving target.
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To many on the outside, Satya Nadella’s leadership of Microsoft still seems fresh, but he’s now spent a half a dozen years in the role. At the macro level, Nadella has moved mountains, taking a company that seemed doomed when he took over and not just reviving it, but returning it to a leadership position.
Microsoft once again needs to accelerate the rate of change. Nadella needs another big push, comparable in magnitude and impact to the one he launched at the beginning of his reign. If Nadella can force more change, push Azure to compete even better with AWS and clean up the AI sprawl, he’ll be able to kick off the new decade as nicely as he did in the last decade.
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So it turns out that data doesn’t protect itself. And despite providing what might be the most secure and reliable compute platform the Universe has ever seen, Amazon Web Services (AWS) can’t guarantee that you’ll never lose data either. To understand why that is, you’ll need to face your worst nightmares while visualizing all the horrifying things that can go wrong, and then boldly adopt some best practice solutions as you map out a plan to protect yourself.
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This Office 365 Backup For Dummies e Book is the best guide for learning the what, why and how of Microsoft Office 365 data protection. It will help you develop an effective Office 365 backup and recovery strategy.
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Effective customer loyalty programs are essential for today’s businesses but many run into roadblocks. Read this eBook to learn how businesses can recharge their loyalty programs and avoid the disconnects that sabotage their efforts.
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Protect Office 365 inboxes from Business Email Compromise, credential harvesting, and other sophisticated email phishing attacks. Learn why certain threats still evade O365 with ATP, and how to enhance O365 with a Gartner-recommended layered approach.
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In this fourth edition of BeyondTrust’s annual Privileged Access Threat Report, we’ll be exploring the 2019 threat landscape in detail, with a focus on how security decision makers are utilizing Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions to mitigate these risks.
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The 2018 updated edition of the Conversational Ransomware Defense and Survival e-book is designed to help you understand the ransomware threat and to protect yourself and your organization from potential attacks.
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How to strengthen your multi‑cloud strategy? Enterprise IT is embracing multi‑cloud as the go‑to model for cloud deployments. While this trend gives organizations more flexibility overall, it puts added pressure on IT teams to manage backup and recovery in a more complex environment. Learn more.