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  • Gartner® Predicts Adoption of Secure Enterprise Browsers Will Triple by 2028

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    Gartner® Predicts Adoption of Secure Enterprise Browsers Will Triple by 2028

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    Employees today spend nearly 85% of their workday inside a web browser. Yet, traditional security stacks often lose visibility once the browser session begins.

    In this Innovation Insight report, Gartner® analyzes the emerging category of Secure Enterprise Browsers (SEBs). These solutions are designed to fill critical security gaps—providing granular control, visibility, and threat protection for both managed and unmanaged devices.

    Download the report to uncover:

    • The Security Gap: Understand why standard browsers are becoming the primary target for attackers and how SEBs provide a necessary layer of defense.
    • Key Use Cases: Learn how to use secure browsers for zero-trust access, data loss prevention (DLP), and lightweight endpoint posture checks.
    • The Unmanaged Device Solution: Discover how to securely enable BYOD and contractor access without requiring full device management (MDM) or clunky VPNs.
    • Market Trajectory: See why Gartner® predicts adoption of secure enterprise browsers will triple by 2028, becoming a staple in the modern security stack.

    Don’t leave your most used application unprotected. Read the report to see how we believe you can build a browser-first security strategy.

    Gartner, Innovation Insight: Secure Enterprise Browsers, Evgeny Mirolyubov, Max Taggett, John Watts, 1 April 2025. GARTNER is a registered trademark and service mark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and is used herein with permission. All rights reserved. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

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  • Forrester Analysis: The Total Economic Impact™ of Google ChromeOS

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    Forrester Analysis: The Total Economic Impact™ of Google ChromeOS

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    IT leaders today are being asked to do the impossible: secure a hybrid workforce against rising threats while simultaneously cutting hardware and operational costs.

    In this study commissioned by Google, Forrester Consulting interviewed six decision-makers across manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services to analyze the financial impact of switching to ChromeOS.

    Download the full study to uncover:

    • The Blueprint for Savings: See the detailed financial framework behind a $6.8M Net Present Value (NPV) over three years. ¹
    • Productivity Quantified: Discover how faster logins and reduced downtime helped a composite organization reclaim 90,000 hours of employee productivity per year. ¹
    • The “Hidden” Security Savings: Learn how a browser-based, secure-by-default architecture allowed organizations to retire expensive third-party security licenses and avoid costly data breaches.
    • Real-World Testimony: Read uncensored insights from IT Directors and CTOs who have successfully migrated their fleets from legacy operating systems.

    Stop guessing at your potential savings. Download the report to see the data-backed proof.

    ¹ Forrester: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Google, The Total Economic Impact of Google ChromeOS, September, 2025, from a composite organization

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  • How Korean Air Saved 7 Minutes Per BootUp with ChromeOS

    How Korean Air Saved 7 Minutes Per BootUp with ChromeOS

    Korean Air, serving 117 cities across 40 countries, faced a critical challenge: their 24/7 contact center was being slowed down by legacy infrastructure. Agents struggled with 7-minute boot times, frequent “blue screen” interruptions, and bulky hardware that cluttered their desks.

    In this exclusive case study, CIO Choi HeeJung reveals the strategic decision to deploy ChromeOS and how it transformed their operations.

    Download the full story to discover:

    • Immediate Efficiency Gains: How switching to Chromeboxes slashed boot times from 7 minutes to seconds, allowing agents to handle more calls and multitask effectively.
    • The “Zero-Touch” Deployment: Learn how Korean Air rolled out devices that were ready out of the box, with zero downtime for manual imaging or OS installation.
    • Security Without the Downtime: See how a 24/7 operation eliminated the need for scheduled maintenance windows and thirdparty antivirus software by leveraging ChromeOS’s built-in security.
    • AI-Ready Infrastructure: Discover how Korean Air is using Gemini for Google Workspace to help agents draft emails, translate inquiries, and search internal data instantly.

    Don’t let legacy systems ground your productivity. Read the case study to see the roadmap for a modern, cloud-first workforce.

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  • Reduce Total Cost of Ownership by 54% with ChromeOS & Cameyo

    Reduce Total Cost of Ownership by 54% with ChromeOS & Cameyo¹

    Hybrid work has exposed the cracks in traditional Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). It’s expensive, complex to manage, and often frustrates users with slow performance.

    In this Economic Validation study, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) analyzed the real-world impact of combining ChromeOS with Cameyo’s Virtual App Delivery (VAD). The results verify that organizations can securely deliver Windows, Linux, and SaaS apps to any device without the overhead of traditional desktops.

    Download the full analysis to discover:

    • The End of VDI Complexity: How VAD eliminates the need for VPNs, active directory dependencies, and complex infrastructure management.
    • Massive Cost Reductions: See the data behind a 54% lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) compared to traditional VDI solutions.
    • Zero Trust Security: Learn how Cameyo’s architecture separates applications from the OS, preventing ransomware spread and eliminating the need for third-party antivirus.
    • Rapid Deployment: Read how organizations are deploying business-critical apps in hours, not months.

    Stop overpaying for VDI. Download the report to see how a cloud-native approach can transform your IT budget.

    ¹A commissioned study conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group on behalf of Google, Analyzing the Economic Benefits of ChromeOS and Cameyo, May 2023

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  • Bring Your Legacy Apps to the Web— Without the VDI Price Tag

    Bring Your Legacy Apps to the Web— Without the VDI Price Tag

    90% of IT leaders agree the future of work is web-based, yet 50% of business applications still rely on legacy client-based infrastructure. ¹ This gap often forces organizations into expensive, complex Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) deployments.

    This Solution Brief breaks down how Cameyo by Google eliminates that complexity. Learn how to deliver business-critical applications (such as legacy Windows apps) directly to the Chrome browser—giving your workforce a seamless experience without the need for VPNs or virtual desktops.

    Download the brief to learn how to:

    • Bridge the “legacy app gap” without virtual desktops: Deliver legacy Windows or Linux applications to any device instead of streaming a resource-heavy, full virtual desktop environment.
    • Modernize your computing environment with ChromeOS: Migrate users to ChromeOS while retaining access to all critical Windows applications.
    • Secure your application delivery using Zero Trust: Implement an ultra-secure app delivery model by utilizing Cameyo’s embedded Zero Trust security and Chrome Enterprise Premium for advanced threat protection and Data Loss Prevention.
    • Unify the user experience within a single browser: Publish legacy apps within a managed Chrome Enterprise browser, allowing users to access them alongside modern web apps as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).

    Stop letting legacy apps dictate your IT strategy. Download the brief to see the future of Virtual App Delivery.

    ¹ Forrester: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Google, The Total Economic Impact of Google ChromeOS, September, 2025, from a composite organization

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  • Cover Your SaaS Webinar March 2026

    Cover Your SaaS Webinar March 2026

    If your SaaS environment faced a disruption today, how quickly could you restore business data?

    Critical work now runs on cloud applications. When something goes wrong, the question is no longer “Can we recover a file? – it’s whether you can restore services quickly, cleanly, and with confidence.

    Join Veeam’s Cover Your SaaS webinar to hear industry leaders share what effective disaster recovery (DR) looks like today, and what “good” recovery readiness really requires.

    In this 60-minute session, you’ll learn:

    • How DR has changed, and why legacy assumptions fail
    • The most common pain points: time, ownership, approvals, testing, and verification
    • The limits of native recovery in real-world incidents
    • Best practices for recovery targets and an operating model that works under pressure

    Build resilience before the next disruption. Register now.

    Speakers:

    Daisy Radford

    Managing Director, APAC, Reversec

    Daisy Radford is a cybersecurity executive and strategic advisor with 15+ years of experience in digital risk, threat intelligence, and cyber resilience across Asia. She is the Managing Director of a specialist cyber consultancy and advises startups, SMEs, and large organisations on complex technical and regulatory challenges. Daisy serves on the global board of ISC2, leads the British Chamber of Commerce Singapore’s Tech Committee, and is a cofounder of a Singapore non-profit advancing underrepresented tech talent. She is known for bridging technical depth with business strategy to build stronger, more secure digital ecosystems.

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    Keith Sng

    Field CTO, APJ, Veeam

    Keith Sng is the Field CTO for APJ at Veeam, specializing in data resilience and protection across server, storage, virtualization, and public cloud environments. His Role as Field CTO, APJ at Veeam leverages his combined managerial and technical skills, bridging the gap between technology and business strategy, while also allowing him to engage directly with customers and partners. He previously served as a solutions architect supporting key strategic accounts and later led technical teams as Regional SE Director across Southeast Asia and Korea.

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    A Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ study commissioned by Palo Alto Networks shows how global organizations are transforming with our AI-driven Cortex XSIAM® platform. The results are undeniable: stronger security and measurable business value.

    Based on customer interviews, the study found $5.6M in value over three years and a payback period of less than six months. As one SecOps leader put it, “We saved a couple million dollars a year on tooling right off the bat, which the CFO loved.”

    Get the study to see how interviewed customers:

    • Cut operational costs by $2.4M, reducing investigation caseloads by 70% and freeing up teams for higher-value work.
    • Lowered breach risk by 60%, bolstering defenses and cutting MTTR by 85%.
    • Unified their SOC on Cortex®, consolidating up to 21 siloed tools on one platform — cutting complexity and costs.

    Explore the complete, data-driven breakdown of how XSIAM is transforming the SOC.

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    The artificial divide between proactive security, such as vulnerability management and posture assessment, and reactive security, such as threat detection and incident response, creates blind spots that sophisticated attackers can exploit.

    As attack timelines compress and AI-powered threats evolve, cybersecurity leaders must transform their security operations and bring together critical capabilities that have traditionally existed in isolation. This executive advisory shares the significant advantages of unifying proactive and reactive security, including:

    • Reduced risk exposure through comprehensive visibility and control.
    • Lower operational costs by replacing multiple point products.
    • Better alignment between security and business objectives.
    • Improved ability to demonstrate security effectiveness.

    Cortex XSIAM® delivers these benefits and beyond, with breakthrough exposure management and advanced email security now in XSIAM 3.0. View the advisory to learn more.

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    Traditional security information and event management (SIEM) tools may still be the standard today, but their dominance is fading. Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) research found that while 86% of respondents still rely on one or more SIEM tools, almost half (49%) are actively planning to replace them.

    The high cost — driven by SIEM infrastructure upkeep, licensing fees and the need for specialized expertise — is a common pain point. With SIEM tools demanding significant investment, cost optimization is fueling a move toward consolidation and security platform adoption.

    ESG’s data underscores this shift:

    • 55% of respondents believe their consolidation efforts enable them to keep up with the operational needs of security operations technologies.
    • 90% are working toward the vision of a centralized security data strategy
    • 25% are actively consolidating their security operations tools.

    Explore the full ESG report for insights into how security teams are reshaping their security operations for tomorrow’s threats.

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