Network Compliance Strategies: How Enterprises Align their Networks with Regulations and Security Requirements

Tuesday, August 25
10 a.m. Pacific | 1 p.m. Eastern

Network compliance is an operational practice for proving a network aligns with regulatory and cybersecurity requirements through documentation, change control, and reporting. With government regulations expanding and cybersecurity risks rising, IT organizations have made it a strategic priority. Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research found that 46% of enterprise network operations strategies are now driven by network compliance requirements.

According to the new EMA market research report, “Network Compliance Strategies: How Enterprises Align their Networks with Regulations and Security Requirements,” only 38% of enterprises have a completely successful network compliance practice. Based on a survey of 251 IT professionals, this report deeply explores how companies execute this critical aspect of IT operations, and it offers IT leaders recommendations on how to build a successful compliance program. 

Join EMA Vice President of Research Shamus McGillicuddy for a presentation that highlights key findings from this new research, including:

• How enterprise define, scope, and govern network compliance

• The critical role of network automation in all aspects of compliance, from documenting intent to governing change to answering audits

• How companies use AI to optimize compliance 
  Why DNS must be added to the scope of network compliance

• Best practices for building a mature practice