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Secure IT Operations
How PDS Health Reduced Risk Without Slowing the Business
In every organization, there is a natural tug-a-war that emerges when trying to reduce cyber risk, on the one hand, and improve operational efficiency, on the other.
In this webinar, PDS Health shares how it eliminated that tension by embedding continuous security into day-to-day IT operations.
How do you strengthen security without slowing down operations?
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Break Free from the Security vs. Operations Tug-a-War
Can smart automation, operational alignment, and continuous validation improve resilience, and strengthen security without increasing administrative overhead? For PDS Health, the answer was a definitive Yes!
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Why Watch
See how PDS finally put an end to persistent endpoint risks like Log4j and SMBv1 – and ultimately reduced their attack surface by some 15%. The session includes practical guidance to help :
- Scale security improvements through automation rather than manual effort.
- Strengthen IT security without sacrificing productivity.
- Replace reactive remediation with proactive operational processes.
- Align IT and security teams around measurable business outcomes.
Speakers:
Nemi George
VP IT & CISO | Pacific Dental Services
David Rummage
Strategic Accounts | Remedio
Why Secure IT Operations Matter
The real challenge of secure IT operations is integrating security into everyday IT operations without creating friction.
See how PDS Health aligned IT and security, automating repetitive work, and embedding continuous validation into daily operations.Give it a watch for practical insights on building secure IT operations that scale with the business and never slow things down.
Key Topics Covered:
- Building collaboration between IT and Security
- Continuous attack surface reduction
- Eliminating configuration drift
- Prioritizing security remediation
- Operational resilience through continuous validation
