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November 5, 2018

Enterprise network architectures have been changing rapidly over the last few years. Trends such as BYOD, telecommuting, server and desktop virtualization (VDI), VoIP, SaaS and Wi-Fi adoption bring new challenges and requirements to the underlying network infrastructure that connects branch offices and data centers. Dedicated MPLS circuits are now being replaced by shared infrastructure, the Internet. As more employees work remotely and applications get virtualized and more distributed in nature, the pattern of network access is changing from high-speed/low-latency LAN access to a low-speed/high-latency WAN access. As the Internet becomes the WAN backbone, Software-defined-WAN (SD-WAN) is gaining popularity.

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Netwrix Corporation is a software company focused exclusively on providing IT security and operations teams with pervasive visibility into user behavior, system configurations and data sensitivity across hybrid IT infrastructures to protect data regardless of its location. Over 9,000 organizations worldwide rely on Netwrix to detect and proactively mitigate data security threats, pass compliance audits with less effort and expense, and increase the productivity of their IT teams.

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