WAFS Whitepapers and Ebooks
This sections provides whitepapers on Wafs that details on trends, analysis and latest happenings in the industry.
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The Artificial Intelligence of ThingsFrom consumer wearable devices to industrial machines and heavy machineries, connected things can signal their environment, be remotely monitored, controlled – and increasingly, make decisions and take actions on their own. Unlock the full potential of Internet of Things (IoT) with artificial intelligence (AI). The real value happens when devices learn from their specific use and from each other. It happens when devices can adapt, change behavior over time and tune their responses based on what they learn. When you think IoT, think AI – that is, the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT).
Top White Papers
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Secure software development in the financial services industry
Trust, security and reliability – these qualities are essential to the success of all organizations, but they’re especially important for financial service institutions (FSIs) that handle incredibly sensitive customer data and mission-critical organizational information.
This white paper explores how FSIs can meet strict security regulations and create a culture of truly secure software development, allowing them to deliver the best possible products to their customers while safeguarding their data.
Discover a number of security best practices including:
Always encrypt data
Adopt strong identity management
Integrate security tools with continuous integration
And more
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Rethinking Campus Networks of the Future
In the ongoing digital transformation sweeping across IT networks, factors such as automation, visibility, and security will continue to tighten their grip on enterprise IT architecture, especially in high-traffic use cases such as campus networks. Both technology and business leaders need to find a healthy balance between offering flexible business solutions and their ability to manage networks effectively and reduce risk. This IDC white paper examines trends that are impacting campus networks, with a focus on some practical solutions for bringing enhanced automation, security, and visibility into the campus network.