Confidently Expand Nearshore & Offshore – Without Data Risk
June, 2025
Nearshoring and offshoring are now essential strategies for scaling operations, accessing specialized talent, and boosting agility worldwide. In fact, 62% of manufacturing companies are already leveraging on nearshoring as a competitive edge, while businesses across sectors are expanding their offshore footprint. However, shifting operations across borders brings a growing set of challenges, from compliance with diverse data protection laws to safeguarding intellectual property, that need to be addressed.
This newest whitepaper outlines the five key data security challenges companies face when nearshoring or offshoring and introduces a proactive, data-centric approach that assists organizations enforce consistent data access controls and maintain visibility across jurisdictions.
Modernize Data Protection for Global- Scale Collaboration
In an increasingly interconnected and digital business environment, sustainable business success depends on working seamlessly with employees, partners, and stakeholders. However, rigid, network-centric security are no longer enough. To prevent data breaches, meet compliance standards, and support modern workflows, enterprises need a more comprehensive and adaptable security model. This model should emphasize strong encryption, real-time monitoring, and access controls – ensuring secure data sharing without compromising data integrity and confidentiality.
Explore the latest whitepaper to discover the preventive security approach that ensures that enterprises’ critical data remains protected regardless of where it lives or travels.
Secure Cloud Workflows for High-Stakes Engineering Teams
Engineering and operation teams are leading the charge in cloud modernization. However, scaling global collaboration comes with complex data protection and compliance challenges. From securing technical IP to enforcing export controls, traditional, rigid security systems often fall short in dynamic, hybrid cloud environments. According to Cloud Security Alliance, 96% of companies report insufficient security for at least some confidential cloud data.
Dive into the newest solution paper to explore a comprehensive suite of dynamic cloud security solutions that assist organizations achieve security, streamline compliance while still enhancing global collaboration.
What Organizations Need to Know About Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks have emerged as one of the most dangerous and difficult-to-detect cyber threats, allowing attackers to bypass organizations’ defenses by infiltrating through third-party vendors and partners. These breaches can cause devasting impacts, as seen in high-profile incidents like the SolarWinds attack.
In this latest episode of the NextLabs Expert Series, an Information Security Lead with over 16 years of experience in the tech industry, Nazia Sharieff will break down how supply chain attacks work and why they’re a growing threat. She also discusses further the recent high-profile incidents, lessons learned, and best practices for managing third-party risk and securing software updates to prevent compromises.
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