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CSO’s Lucian Constantin joins Computerworld’s Matthew Finnegan and Executive Editor Ken Mingis to explain what companies should do to keep their remote employees — and valuable corporate data and info — safe. Secure remote access is key, and it means more than getting everyone on a VPN. Zero-trust access gateways, network segmentation, user and device verification, and role-based access control policies are all part…
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