Now offered until the end of September, the Pulse Cares programme is designed to expedite sales and service response to ensure customer business resiliency. Since being introduced earlier this year, Pulse Secure has provided temporary licenses to over 1,500 enterprise accounts that needed immediate support to eliminate deployment delay during their procurement of permanent licenses.

Companies are accelerating digital offerings to offset the economic impact on their business due to the pandemic. According to an upcoming Enterprise Management Associates “Application Delivery Infrastructure for Cloud-Forward Enterprises” report, 40% of organisations needed to increase their application infrastructure to support increased WFH workloads. Additionally, 35% of organisations have invested in more automation, and have added more public cloud services to support COVID-19 WFH transition.

Remote work from home flexibility is becoming a long-term trend. Research shows a shift to more flexible and permanent remote workplace as a long-term trend that will change the way we all live and work in future. According to the 2020 Remote WFH Cybersecurity Report, produced by Cybersecurity Insiders, 84% of organisations are likely to continue with increased WFH capacity and 54% of organisations plan to accelerate user workflows and apps to cloud-based applications.

“Like other companies faced with the crisis, we mobilised our efforts to ensure business continuity, and thanks to Pulse Secure, we were able to rapidly roll out our secure remote access capabilities and capacities to our employees,” said Bharath Reddy Guddeti, Vice President of IT at Flipkart Private Limited.

“I am proud at how our company and partners have locked arms to support our customers in their hour of need and helped them with their business continuity and productivity needs. We remain committed to serving our communities, employees and customers as they navigate these challenging times,” said Sudhakar Ramakrishna, chief executive officer at Pulse Secure.