Security has become a coordination problem as much as a protection problem. Most organizations aren’t lacking tools, they’re dealing with overlap, blind spots, and inconsistent enforcement across network, cloud, endpoint, and edge environments.

This discussion brings together peers to break down where that fragmentation is creating real risk, how teams are simplifying architecture without losing control, and where automation is actually improving response versus adding noise. With perspective from Cisco, the group will also explore how more unified, AI-driven platforms are helping connect security workflows across environments in a way that’s practical to manage.

Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of where consolidation makes sense, how to approach zero trust in a way that holds up in practice, and what it takes to make security operations more consistent across the business.

BWG Connect, Insight Enterprises & Cisco invite you to join an interactive event with industry peers to review & discuss practical insights across the digital space.

As always, there will be no sales pitch and all attendees are welcome to listen and learn.

• Security environments are expanding faster than teams can realistically manage, creating gaps across network, cloud, and endpoint coverage
  • Attendees will share where fragmentation is introducing risk and how they are working to simplify architecture without losing visibility or control, with perspective on how more unified platforms are changing that equation
• Zero trust is widely adopted in principle but uneven in execution across users, devices, and applications
  • The group will unpack where zero trust strategies are breaking down and what it actually takes to enforce it consistently, including how integrated approaches are helping close those gaps
• Hybrid work and cloud adoption have outpaced traditional security models, leaving teams to manage protection across disconnected environments
  • Discussion will focus on how organizations are securing data and access across distributed environments while reducing operational complexity, and where consolidation is starting to make a measurable impact
• Operational technology and IoT environments are becoming more connected but remain difficult to secure without disrupting the business
  • Attendees will compare how they are approaching visibility, segmentation, and threat protection across industrial and edge environments, and how security platforms are evolving to support these use cases
• AI is being introduced to improve security outcomes, but many teams are still dealing with fragmented data and manual workflows
  • The group will explore where automation is delivering real efficiency today and how platforms like Cisco are approaching AI to reduce noise, accelerate response, and simplify day to day operations