Security
IT security is advancing daily, and Lockstep is on the forefront—partnering with the most advanced proven technologies. Products and appliances are becoming more powerful and effective than ever before. Lockstep provides insight and guidance for implementing the technologies previously reserved for the largest budgets while taking advantage of new advancements in machine learning, heuristics, user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), adaptive multifactor and passwordless authentication, advanced encryption, and data loss prevention.
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I’ve always had this question about our IT infrastructure: what steps did we take to make sure that we can be able to work securely from virtually anywhere? Well, in today’s episode, Scott Anctil answers that question for us. Scott is our CTO at the Lockstep Technology Group.
