Hi there — here are a few resources you can skim quickly and share with your team.

A Guide to Network Modernization for the Modern Workforce

Network modernization is essential for organizations looking to improve connectivity, security, and performance for today's distributed workforce. Insight provides end-to-end expertise across nine core network components — from SD-WAN and network segmentation to power backup and physical security — using proven methodologies customized to each client's unique needs.

A New Approach, Fast & Flexible Connectivity Options for AI

AI is driving an unprecedented surge in global network traffic, requiring enterprises to rethink how they build and scale their core digital infrastructure. Lumen offers three flexible connectivity solutions — Wavelength Services, Network-as-a-Service, and Private Connectivity Fabric — to help organizations move massive datasets quickly and cost-effectively. With 400G wavelengths and on-demand capacity options, Lumen is positioned to power the next era of AI-driven business transformation.

ASPM: The Invisible Shield for your Open Source Ecosystem

Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) has emerged as a critical solution for organizations working to secure increasingly complex software supply chains, especially as nearly all organizations rely on open source components. As cyber threats continue to grow and the financial impact of data breaches rises, traditional application security programs are struggling to keep pace with modern development cycles. ASPM brings vulnerability detection, risk prioritization, and remediation together in a single, unified platform that spans the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). As adoption accelerates, organizations are increasingly turning to ASPM to gain greater visibility, strengthen security, and identify and resolve application risks more efficiently.

How Modern Security Teams Fight Today's Cyber Threats

The modern cybersecurity landscape has fundamentally shifted as remote and hybrid work become the norm. Traditional perimeter-based defenses are no longer sufficient as employees connect from different locations, use personal or unmanaged devices, and sometimes bypass VPNs, creating significant blind spots for security teams. DNS-layer security has emerged as a critical first line of defense, blocking malicious domains before they ever reach the network perimeter. By routing DNS requests through a single provider, organizations can enforce consistent security policies for users both on and off the corporate network, reduce alert fatigue, and build greater business resilience.