As our business-critical applications are a blend of cloud and on-premises based and users need secure access to resources from everywhere, the traditional firewall approach no longer works. Our single network perimeter has evolved to multiple micro-perimeters. For many organizations the application is the new...
As our business-critical applications are a blend of cloud and on-premises based and users need secure access to resources from everywhere, the traditional firewall approach no longer works. Our single network perimeter has evolved to multiple micro-perimeters. For many organizations the application is the new...
Applying cloud access security broker’s three functionalities - API-level integration with managed device transfer for visibility, in-line CASB for proxy and other devices, and its control over cloud and other access points - helps provide better control and the ability to protect and secure user access, says Thomas...
Join this webinar to hear Steve Hunt, a senior cybersecurity analyst at Aite Group, outline why attackers have been successful, decisions that have created weaknesses, and why common security efforts have been insufficient in preventing attacks using advanced techniques.
If your solution is out at sea, it’s time to learn more about improving integration. Micro-segmentation can allow security architects to divide data centers into unique security segments (as far down as individual workload levels) but requires integration.
Join us in this webinar where Illumio’s Field CTO...
Recent events have put the security of software supply chains squarely in the sights of corporate boardrooms while developers remain under constant pressure to deliver new software to market ever faster. To accelerate innovation, developers often leverage open-source software (OSS) components. But the unfortunate...
Perhaps you’ve heard some talk about network virtualization, and wondered what it was all about. How can something physical, like network hardware, become something entirely existing in software? And how does it change the way networks operate and IT professionals do their jobs?
In this guide, you will learn...
Cyber criminals are opportunistic and merciless, targeting security vulnerabilities such as weak passwords or unnecessary administrator rights. The National Cyber Security Centre recently found that 23.2 million victim accounts worldwide used 123456 as the password, and many companies still provide full admin rights...
The answer to the increasing volume of challenges is not to just add another tool into the mix, it's to add the tools the organization is already using into an integrated cohesive mix.
The firewall has been the cornerstone of enterprise network security since the dawn of the internet age. In 2021, the firewall’s capabilities still represent a core element of IT security, and they will remain so for years to come. But they need to continue to evolve.
Worldwide IT spend is projected to total $3.9 trillion in 2021, an increase of 6.2% from 2020, according to a forecast by Gartner. Organizations spend a huge amount of money on enterprise technology. This spend can be reduced by eliminating redundant costs and redistributing IT budgets. This ultimately supports...
More than US $3 trillion has been invested in digital transformation over the last three years. Too much of that has been funnelled into point solutions that have failed to solve for the needs of the modern enterprise—like reducing IT spend. In fact, all that capital has only led to a 26% return on investment for...
Manufacturing industry is a valuable target for cyber criminals as it has a plethora of data related to customer private data, financial information, intellectual property etc. The Australian manufacturing sector has seen nearly a threefold increase in the numbers of cyberattacks since the start of COVID-19.
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Today’s reality is that security breaches are a given. Sophisticated attackers are too numerous and too determined to get caught by perimeter defenses. It’s relatively easy to take advantage of vulnerabilities on the edge of the network or trick a user into granting access to their device. From there, attackers...
Federal agencies could have prevented follow-on attacks after the SolarWinds supply chain attack by using recommended firewall configurations, but this step isn't always feasible, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says.
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