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Overlake Medical Center live tests their DR Runbook with Quest

Scott Connelly, Overlake’s Technology Manager, had Quest develop their Runbook and every year Quest helps Scott and his team pressure-test it with tabletop exercises.

Western Nevada College Transforms to Advanced AV Infrastructure with Quest Expertise

Quest helped Troy Tingle, Instructional Technology Manager, Western Nevada College build an advanced audio visual infrastructure department to accommodate students and faculty alike.

Adventist Health migrates data center to Quest’s co-location facility

Carl Block, Adventist Health and Sean Howell, Quest Technology Management, and IT project team at Quest’s co-location facility

Products, Construction and Incident Response Services for the Aerospace and Defense Industry

Al Venzon, a Senior Manager for the Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) states “Our competitive advantage is that we can turn on a dime. Quest’s ability to flex on demand is similar to the value we provide our customers. We don’t run marathons—we run sprints. And Quest is able to keep stride with us.”

Healthcare Infrastructure Merger

“Merging your infrastructure with another organization is never easy,” says Maria Gollnick, Director of IT at California-based BloodSource. But long-time technology partner Quest helped her discover and deploy the optimal solutions.

Why the SASE Security Model Makes Sense in Today’s Environment

Security is certainly front of mind for anyone involved with IT today. That’s why many companies have adopted stronger and stronger measures to prevent successful cyberattacks. That typically means having end users—those working both remotely and in the office — access all their data via a backhaul connection through a virtual private network (VPN). This approach lets users take advantage of the organization’s firewall, filters, and other security measures. But while users may be able to access the resources, they need this way—whether that’s SaaS applications or files—there are probably still plenty of gaps that exist in your security fabric.

Shawn Davidson

How Tabletop Exercises Can Enhance Your Risk Management Processes

Tabletop exercises led by a risk management professional can help your team prepare for any potential cybersecurity incident or natural disaster. As cybercrime has spiked and natural disasters including hurricanes and wildfires are becoming more frequent, many organizations are employing a rigorous set of risk-management practices known as “tabletop exercises.”

Tim Burke

What is Zero Trust Network Access and Why Does it Matter?

The pandemic gave a hearty push to the migration to remote work. And, while the pandemic may soon be in the rear-view mirror, working from home is here to stay. Point in fact: Bloomberg says U.S. job listings that tout working remotely as a benefit have more than doubled in the past year. Another recent study found that remote workers—overwhelmingly at 97 percent—would like to work remotely at least part of the time for the rest of their careers. With employees now scattered everywhere you can no longer be certain that every device that’s connected to your network is authenticated and behind a firewall. The traditional delivery of security services simply doesn’t work anymore because your organization no longer has a clearly defined perimeter.

Tim Burke

Why You Need 6 Layers of Zero-Trust Control

A recent report produced for IBM put the average cost of a data breach at $3.86 million. The same report said that simply having a remote workforce added nearly $137,000 to the cost of data breach resolution. Those are big numbers. And, with today’s migration to a remote workforce, that should be plenty of motivation for those responsible for their organization’s data security to take notice.

Shawn Davidson

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