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MPLS ALTERNATIVES – THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE

July 5, 2018

This whitepaper will introduce IT leaders to the current state of the enterprise WAN and offer suggestions for implementation of a globalized network. The Wide Area Network (WAN) is the primary way that organizations connect their facilities so that employees in all locations have access to the applications they need to do their jobs. In the past, those applications were all housed in a primary data center, although recent years have seen the emergence of multiple third-party providers whose apps have become central to today’s business world – while being housed in the cloud and delivered “as-a-service”.

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HYPR Corp.

With millions of users deployed across the Global 2000, HYPR is the first Decentralized Authentication Platform designed to eliminate credential reuse, fraud and phishing for consumers and employees across the enterprise.When passwords are stored inside the enterprise, they create a single point of failure. Centralized passwords are the primary target for hackers and have remained the #1 cause of mass breaches, credential reuse, fraud and phishing attacks.

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MPLS ALTERNATIVES – THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE