Converge to competeHow unified network and security delivers resilience and growth

Converge
to compete

How unified network and security delivers resilience and growth

In a world where cyber threats evolve daily and complexity grows with every new tool;
true resilience comes from unity.

Discover how converging your network and security operations can reduce risk, boost efficiency, and empower your business to compete — and win — in an uncertain world.

In every sector, leaders are being asked to do more with less — innovate faster, manage risk better, and adapt in real time.Contents

The business case
for acting now

The Fujitsu difference

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Converge
to compete

Complexity is the enemy of resilience

In every sector, leaders are being asked to do more with less — innovate faster, manage risk better, and adapt in real time.

Yet, the very systems meant to enable agility are holding them back.

Modern enterprises face unprecedented pressure:

Hybrid and multi-cloud environments expanding attack surfaces
Disconnected IT and OT creating
blind spots
Disjointed security slows response
Duplicated tools drive up costs
Compliance demands outpacing
security planning
Teams overloaded by tool sprawl and manual processes

The cost of inaction?

Slower threat response, higher operational costs, and missed growth opportunities.

Mini Quiz

How fragmented is your current environment?

Here is your score, %name%

5–7 points → Low Fragmentation
Your environment is already well-integrated — convergence could still optimise efficiency and resilience, but you’re ahead of most organisations.

Speak to a NetSec optimisation consultant.

Complexity is the enemy of resilience

In every sector, leaders are being asked to do more with less — innovate faster, manage risk better, and adapt in real time.

Yet, the very systems meant to enable agility are holding them back.

Modern enterprises face unprecedented pressure:

Hybrid and multi-cloud environments expanding attack surfaces
Disconnected IT and OT creating
blind spots
Disjointed security slows response
Duplicated tools drive up costs
Compliance demands outpacing
security planning
Teams overloaded by tool sprawl and manual processes

The cost of inaction?

Slower threat response, higher operational costs, and missed growth opportunities.

Mini Quiz

How fragmented is your current environment?

Here is your score, %name%

8–12 points → Moderate Fragmentation
Some integration exists, but silos
still create inefficiencies and risk.
A focused convergence plan could deliver significant improvements.

Read our trends report

Complexity is the enemy of resilience

In every sector, leaders are being asked to do more with less — innovate faster, manage risk better, and adapt in real time.

Yet, the very systems meant to enable agility are holding them back.

Modern enterprises face unprecedented pressure:

Hybrid and multi-cloud environments expanding attack surfaces
Disconnected IT and OT creating
blind spots
Disjointed security slows response.
Duplicated tools drive up costs.
Compliance demands outpacing
security planning
Teams overloaded by tool sprawl and manual processes

The cost of inaction?

Slower threat response, higher operational costs, and missed growth opportunities.

Mini Quiz

How fragmented is your current environment?

Here is your score, %name%

13–15 points → High Fragmentation
Your network and security operations are working in silos, creating blind spots, inefficiency, and higher risk. Immediate action is recommended.

What convergence really means

It’s more than integration.
It’s transformation.

NetSec convergence is the strategic unification of people, processes, tools, and data across your network and security functions. It breaks down silos, giving you a single, intelligent view of your entire digital estate.

It’s about replacing patchwork visibility with one intelligent, panoramic view — giving you the insight and agility to outpace threats and competitors.

This is how you widen your field of view — spotting threats earlier, acting faster, and operating smarter. It’s a business enabler, not just a technical upgrade.

People

Unified teams,
shared accountability

Processes

Streamlined workflows,
faster resolution

Tools and data

Single source of truth for decision-making

Technology Infrastructure

Integrated, secure
and future-ready