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Managing connectivity from traditional networks up to public cloud is becoming increasingly important in the world of Enterprise IT.

Manage the risks of handling sensitive information within Microsoft 365. Microsoft Priva is a privacy management solution that works alongside Microsoft Purview to protect your personal data and manage the identified risks.

Microsoft Purview helps you to protect your data and adhere to Compliance and Legal regulations. Flexibility is an important - Purview is able to be used with non-Microsoft tools too. A powerful tool when integrated with the other components of the end-to-end security suite.

Microsoft Intune – Endpoint Management platform that manages and secures all endpoints in your estate.

Microsoft Entra is a new name in the Microsoft landscape, referring to Microsoft’s cloud-native Identity and Access platform.

Protect your identities, endpoints, data, applications, and infrastructure with an end to end Microsoft solution.

The top three factors negatively impacting security culture are competing priorities, overstretched security teams, and a lack of resources to promote a security-aware organisation. Telstra Purple’s security heritage and Microsoft’s comprehensive cybersecurity portfolio can help you meet these challenges head-on.

Five tips to help public sector organisations realise the potential of multi-cloud, and achieve their cloud ambitions

An essential top ten tips guide on how to build a successful secure landing zone. A secure landing zone is an essential part of building a successful long term multi-cloud infrastructure, speeding up application deployment and development.

Building a solid foundation for your multi-cloud estate, a secure landing zone is an essential part of any infrastructure. According to Gartner, a secure landing zone as “a fully equipped set of hierarchical constructs, policies, network, and identity configurations where infrastructure and platform resources can land safely.”

A top 10 guide on cutting multi-cloud costs, preventing cloud waste, and bringing your multi-cloud spend under control.

Bringing spiralling cloud costs under control is becoming increasingly important for many organisations. Using technical data and business intelligence are both crucial in establishing the best method to enhance your cloud savings.

As organisations increasingly adopt a cloud-first strategy and shift their resources from on-premises to multi-cloud, they face greater complexity, which can lead to higher costs.

The more connected enterprises become, the bigger the risks they may encounter. This threat landscape is increasingly challenging because of its dynamic nature and the growing sophistication of cybercriminals. Traditional security solutions can’t keep up with continuously changing multi-cloud environments that link your organisations, partners, suppliers, and customers.

In the last few years, a substantial amount of organisations who rushed to accelerate their cloud adoption were confronted with an intensified cyber-threat vista and the need to shore up their defences.

Enterprises are expanding their cloud estates to reach their business goals. On average, enterprises are using 2.8 public and 2.7 private clouds. However, there is much debate about how many are getting the business value they expected from this investment.

Multi-cloud has never been more important for organisations to keep up with their ever expanding digital footprint. However, whilst many organisations have recognised the advantages of multi-cloud they are yet to experience it’s full benefits, adding complexity to their cloud estate.

An insight from the field on what is multi-cloud and the complex world it creates.