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Feb 2022
40m 40s

Securing Underserved Organizations with ...

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Sinan Eren, VP of Zero Trust Access at Barracuda Networks, outlines his philosophy of zero-trust access, and chats about how many underserved businesses and institutions, including SMBs, remain less secure. He makes the point that the best way to serve security to SMBs is through services provided to SMBs by MSPs. He also shares a little about how his intere ... Show More
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