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Before and After Next-gen: Cybersecurity Considerations that Transcend Paradigm Shifts

The concept of a paradigm shift has been used to frame the enormity of fundamental changes in IT and compute models, as has been the case with the web, the client-server model before it, and so on. What is notable about today’s current state of computing is that there are multiple concurrent shifts, with more on the immediate horizon, all while IT and security professionals must still manage and secure legacy environments. Compounding matters is the rate of change, the sheer velocity at which organizations are adopting new architectures, as well as methodologies and IT business models.

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Before and After Next-gen: Cybersecurity Considerations that Transcend Paradigm Shifts