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Swish and ScienceLogic Increase Access to Essential Healthcare and Service Applications for Constituents and Employees
Swish played an integral role in the implementation and ultimate success of the ScienceLogic AIOps solution including technical...
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The U.S. Navy Enhances Maritime Operations by Gaining Actionable Insights into Ship Maintenance Data
The Navy Maritime Maintenance Enterprise Solution, NMMES is an information technology toolset used by NAVSEA in ship maintenance...
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Reliable, Consistent Security Enables U.S. Government Agency to Respond to COVID-19 Crisis While Transitioning 65% of its Workforce to Telework
This government agency’s mission is to manage and support a supply chain of billions of dollars in goods and services annually....
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Moving towards “Zero Trust” in compliance with government security mandates
Swish and Varonis Help a Department of Defense Agency Improve Their Security Posture through Comprehensive Visibility into...
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Swish and Dynatrace Provide Veterans Affairs with Confidence in Cloud Migration
Swish introduced Dynatrace to VA to provide the advanced observability that is required to enable their massive cloud migration...
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Swish and Exagrid Reduce Backup and Recovery Time for a Defense Agency, Accelerating Mission Success
This defense agency’s mission is to develop technology solutions that enable and protect the nation’swarfighters. With...
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Government Agency Strengthens their Security Posture with Machine Learning-Driven NGFWs
Swish Data and Palo Alto help agency increase security, prevent cyberattacks, safeguard classified and sensitive data, and...
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Swish Data and Zscaler help a Federal Healthcare Agency Secure a Remote Workforce while Moving to a Zero Trust Architecture
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, the FSI was faced with a number of significant challenges, but the most prominent was...