These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.

These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.

Event Agenda and Details

When? Thursday, December 2nd, 10am Eastern

What? Technical overview of zero-trust, threat hunting and automated endpoint protection.

Why? Automation improves security, reduces 'alert fatigue', and defends from a wider array of threats.

Whereas a traditional network is built around the idea of inherent trust, a zero-trust framework assumes that every device and user, on-network or off, represents a security risk. Adopting a zero-trust strategy can help your organization develop a more modern approach to cybersecurity.

Most endpoint security products only block what’s known to be bad, investigate what is suspicious, and allow what is not known to get through – enabling malware that rapidly morphs to bypass defenses with other unknown traffic.

That’s why a strong defense with proactive intelligence is so important.

Password security is one of the biggest challenges faced by organizations today, with a staggering 81% of data breaches caused by a weak or stolen password. Subsequently businesses are evaluating multi-factor authentication (MFA) products for additional layers of security around access to corporate resources.

Password security is one of the biggest challenges faced by organizations today, with a staggering 81% of data breaches caused by a weak or stolen password. Subsequently businesses are evaluating multi-factor authentication (MFA) products for additional layers of security around access to corporate resources.

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FAMIS conference is a multi-day event designed to help facilitate an open dialogue within the K-12 educational at state and local levels, communication and cooperation among agencies, organizations, professions, and the public regarding Information Technology, Unified Communications, Cyber Security, network protection and more.