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How to Work Securely from Virtually Anywhere with 5G Connected Laptops

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Ken Williams, National Senior Manager of Partner Solutions at T-Mobile for Business, joins Ron Westfall and Krista Macomber to discuss the rapidly evolving threat landscape and steps decision makers can take to protect their organizations. They delve into why 5G connected laptops are integral to meeting mounting cybersecurity threats, particularly as remote work is increasing, and how they can empower organization to connect securely from anywhere, especially through the backing of a nationwide 5G standalone network.

Their discussion covers:

  • The increase in cybersecurity threats and the potential risks, impacts, and costs they can incur for businesses.

  • How the increase in remote work is expanding the traditional attack surface including more risks posed by public Wi-Fi

  • An explanation of what connected laptops are and the opportunity they represent in the market.

  • How connected laptops empower organizations to connect securely from anywhere, limiting their reliance on risky unknown Wi-Fi networks and eliminating the risks they pose. 

  • The strategic value of a nationwide 5G standalone network in attaining optimized 5G connected laptop outcomes.

For more information, download our report, 5G Connected Devices: The Enduring Advantages of Superior Security, and the infographic on our website.

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