Network Compliance Strategies: How Enterprises Align their Networks with Regulations and Security Requirements

Network compliance is an operational practice for proving a network aligns with regulatory and cybersecurity requirements through documentation, change control, and reporting. With government regulations expanding and cybersecurity risks rising, IT organizations have made it a strategic priority. Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research found that 46% of enterprise network operations strategies are now driven by network compliance requirements. According to the new EMA market research report, “Netw


Network compliance is an operational practice for proving a network aligns with regulatory and cybersecurity requirements through documentation, change control, and reporting. With government regulations expanding and cybersecurity risks rising, IT organizations have made it a strategic priority. Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research found that 46% of enterprise network operations strategies are now driven by network compliance requirements.

According to the new EMA market research report, “Network Compliance Strategies: How Enterprises Align their Networks with Regulations and Security Requirements,” only 38% of enterprises have a completely successful network compliance practice. Based on a survey of 251 IT professionals, this report deeply explores how companies execute this critical aspect of IT operations, and it offers IT leaders recommendations on how to build a successful compliance program. 

Join EMA Vice President of Research Shamus McGillicuddy for a presentation that highlights key findings from this new research, including:

How enterprise define, scope, and govern network compliance

The critical role of network automation in all aspects of compliance, from documenting intent to governing change to answering audits

How companies use AI to optimize compliance 
Why DNS must be added to the scope of network compliance

Best practices for building a mature practice

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