How to build secure collaborative environments for the digital workforce
Building secure collaboration environments and control rooms with strict security requirements used to be the prerogative of Command and Control spaces. However, digitalization has entered the workplace of all industries, and with it the age of global connectivity. While control rooms used to be more locked down, they now must open to other lines of communications, demanding hence more secure measures. Business must understand that a proactive approach to security could save them from facing operational threats.
Recently, we have been seeing the rise of customers from industries such as Energy, Utilities, and Transportation requesting levels of security and information sharing capabilities, traditionally requested by Military and Defence organizations. These new requirements are now becoming the new building blocks of control rooms and large collaboration rooms.
Data security is becoming an increasingly important aspect of information sharing and communication. Both internally and externally, security needs to be considered when building collaborative environments. With global connectivity and collaboration, and the need for digital information sharing, the importance of security cannot be underestimated. Protecting critical infrastructure is more crucial than ever and calls for a new way of designing secure collaborative environments.
In this whitepaper, we explore the building blocks that your organization will need for building secure control rooms, large meeting rooms and collaborative environments. With emerging threats and an rapidly changing world, your rooms and collaborative technology needs to be protected to ensure they continue to deliver reliable and predictable experiences for users, at the same time as the appropriate security measures are in place.
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