The Role of Zero Trust in Cybersecurity Risk Mitigation By Jacqueline Herb, Contributing Writer The philosophy behind Zero Trust assumes there are bad actors within and outside of your internal network, so no user or machine should be implicitly trusted. Read More What to Look for in a Network Detection and Response (NDR) Product By John Edwards, Featured Contributor As cyberattacks continue unabated, network detection and response products monitor traffic for suspicious activities. Here's a look at how an NDR tool can make your network more secure. Read More Why It’s Time to Make the Switch from VPNs to ZTNA By Stephen McConnell, CTO, Cloud Gateway Zero trust network access (ZTNA) has matured into a critical security model that addresses the limitations of traditional VPNs. By offering granular access control, enhanced security, scalability, and a superior user experience, ZTNA provides a compelling solution for modern organizations. Read More |
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| The Promise and Perils of AI AI Presents both opportunities and challenges for security professionals and development teams. Snyk's Randall Degges will discuss the pitfalls AI can bring to secure development and will highlight key stats from Snyk’s recently released 2023 State of AI report to ... | Learn More |
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| | | The Time is Now for Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) Modern NaaS solutions fully disaggregate control and data planes, hosting control functions in the cloud. As a result, they benefit from practically unlimited (and inexpensive) cloud computing capacity to keep costs low, even as they maintain privacy and guaranteed performance. Read More |
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SASE: This Time It’s Personal Personal SASE involves putting all the key networking and security functions at the user edge where most data is created and consumed – while retaining necessary IT controls over security policy and network observability. Read More |
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Why the Network Matters to Generative AI Multi-cloud networking is becoming increasingly important to the success of generative AI because the architectural pattern—whether at the board or application layer—always depends on the ability to transfer data between components. Read More |
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