For AI to truly add value, it must be developed with security as a foundational element. Watch WWT's Global Head of AI Security Kent Noyes discuss how to balance the risk and reward of AI so we can use it to our advantage.

We've heard it time and time again: It's not if, but when you'll get hacked. Accepting that reality requires you and your security teams shift your focus from prevention to recovery. Watch Kate Kuehn, WWT's Global Head of Cyber Advocacy, talk about how you can drive cyber resiliency – from the practitioner level all the way up through the board room.

Cloud marketplaces are designed to help optimize cloud costs. But for all the potential they offer, we've found our client base can struggle to extract the full value of cloud marketplaces. Join WWT's Joshua Bushman and Lauren Fleming, both authors of the recently published Cloud Marketplace Maturity Model report, as they talk about a framework for simplifying, streamlining and scaling how organizations buy, deploy and manage cloud solutions across their business.

Automation has traditionally been viewed as an IT project or series of IT projects. But increasingly, C-level leaders are asking about it. But what should you automate first? Who should lead efforts? And how do you know if automation is working? Join WWT EVP of Global Supply Chain Jeree Hanavec and Principal Consultant Anshul Chaturvedi as they talk about the importance of driving a top down strategy when it comes to enterprise automation. Jeree and Anshul also talk about how you can prioritize the right things to automate and how you can measure success.

As bad actors leverage AI to make ransomware attacks more prevalent and effective, data center operators and security leaders must move beyond traditional disaster recovery plans and think strategically about cyber recovery. Join WWT Cyber Resiliency Expert Michael Ambruso and Emerging AI and Cybersecurity Solutions Architect Todd Hathaway as they discuss ways in which you can optimize your data recovery plan when — not if — you fall victim to attack. Michael and Todd clarify the important difference between disaster and cyber recovery, dive into the role AI is playing in offense and defense, and offer guidance on how to best increase resiliency throughout your organization.

The proverbial four walls of the office have dissolved as today's hybrid workforce is finding new ways and places to plug in and work. As such, the secure access service edge (SASE) has emerged as a unified way to connect users, devices, applications, services and platforms from anywhere at any time. But SASE is a significant architectural shift. And the market is complex and dynamic, leaving leaders lost for how to get started. Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Brianna Sideris as she talks about how the network and security worlds are colliding to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and how your org can prepare to take advantage of the Secure Business outcome that SASE provides. Brianna also identifies common use cases pushing SASE and SSE architectures front and center, the implications those strategies have on enterprise infrastructure and practical steps you can take to make it all work.

As data pervades all aspects of the business, leaders are increasingly turning to digital twin technology to put that data to work in real-time and create a more efficient, proactive and secure organization. But creating digital twins at scale is complex and multifaceted, requiring many tools and technologies to bring to fruition. Join WWT Chief Technology Advisor Jason Craig as he dives into the evolving world of digital twins. Using a recent WWT Research paper on building digital twins at city scale as a jumping off point, Jason details the four general phases of digital twin creation and how it might apply to your business.

AI-powered chatbots or virtual assistants are rapidly growing as organizations look to more efficiently respond customer needs and drive loyalty through a more personalized experience. But building AI-powered digital assistants is challenging given the numerous approaches and tools available on the market. Pulling upon experience building two intelligent digital assistants for internal-to-WWT purposes, WWT Data Science Director Ankur Gupta and Data Consultant Dale Hsu dive into the dos and don'ts of building AI-powered chatbots that can drive value for your business. Ankur discusses a three-layered framework approach designed to solve for scale and cost bottlenecks. And Dale discusses key learnings that can help you in your AI journey.

Cloud has been at the forefront of enterprise digital transformation over the last several years, but the massive amounts of data coming in and out of the cloud — combined with the growing number of connected devices needed to do business — is starting to lead to slowness and timeout of applications. What can we do to fix this? This is where cloud edge hybrid solutions come in. Join WWT Senior Solutions Consultant Jennifer Adefala and Distinguished Solutions Architect Curt Stalhood as they discuss edge computing's role in unlocking even more value out of the cloud. Jennifer and Curt also talk about the complexities involved with optimizing the cloud to take immediate advantage of solutions like edge and practical steps organizations can take to put cloud edge into action.

Enterprise IT is more complex than ever as the era of hybrid work and decentralized applications can quickly lead to unpredictable data flows and surprises around seemingly every corner. Security teams need more control, not less. But how can you implement a holistic approach built around people, process and technology? The answer isn't always clear.  Join WWT security experts Matt Berry and Jill Cochrane, two cybersecurity industry veterans, as they discuss the challenges of observability and visibility — the foundation of any cyber program — from both a technical and business perspective. Matt and Jill offer tips and tricks on how you can gain clarity in what devices and applications are connected to the network, what each application and device is doing, and whether it's doing what it's supposed to be doing.

As digital transformation and AI initiatives continue to gain momentum, organizations will be flooded with data in ways they've never experienced. Harnessing that data will become increasingly important not only to drive toward to success — but to avoid failure. That's where AIOps (AI for IT operations) comes in. Join WWT data science and AI experts Anshul Chaturvedi and Snigdha Bhardwaj as they talk about how organizations can better apply data, machine learning and AI to the massive data sets that are flowing in through global IT implementations. This webinar is based on a WWT Research paper that details how a modular approach to AIOps allows organizations to better leverage data to drive efficiency.

No longer simply about Wi-Fi, today's campus networks integrate with building systems that can drive innovation, enhance employee experience, accelerate environmental initiatives and unlock the power of AI. Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Samuel Clements as he talks about how wireless technology is reshaping connectivity for campus networks and acts as a platform to support hybrid work models that are more secure and embrace the unpredictability of an AI-driven future. Clements also discusses how IT leaders can create inroads with facilities management teams by treating them like a line of business, matching the right wireless technology to specific use cases and how optimized facilities can create a competitive advantage for your organization.