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Megatrends Predict a Mega Security Future
By Tara Dunning | December 20, 2023
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As the security industry evolves, customers expect an end-to-end solution that not only mitigates risk, but also improves operational efficiency. Wesco’s Tara Dunning discusses security megatrends, including security as a service (SaaS), and how emerging technologies can address business challenges beyond loss prevention and threat detection.
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This article was originally published in December 2023 by SecurityInfoWatch.com. Reprinted with permission of the publisher.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Tara Dunning, Vice President of Global Security, Wesco
Tara Dunning joined Wesco in 2021 as Vice President of Global Security, focused on driving advancement, analyzing go-to-market approaches and rising to meet emerging trends across segments, verticals and geographies. Dunning has had a successful career delivering transformative growth in the IT and OT industries, holding multiple sales and strategy positions across global distribution, manufacturer and service provider companies.
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