Collaborate Disseminate
In this short 15-minute session, you’ll learn about the broad product suite categories such as ZTNA, SASE, SWG, as well as the microsegmentation, and how each solution implements the zero trust security features.
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Backhauling traffic destroys performance, and backhauling attack traffic can destroy even more. Nevertheless, in a traditional security deployment model, we are faced with the lose-lose options of either backhauling all traffic to the security stack or allowing some accesses to not go through the security stack. Of course, in the modern world where cyberattacks can cause enormous damage, the latter option is not really an option at all. All traffic must route through a robust security stack. So how do we accomplish this goal without backhauling? The answer is Zero Trust security deployed and delivered as an edge service. Continue reading Why Zero Trust Needs the Edge
Secure Web Gateways (SWGs), software for controlling access to websites and SaaS not managed by corporate IT, have evolved from hardware appliances installed on premises, to software running on end user devices with varying degrees of interaction with… Continue reading Hairpinning: The Bottleneck in Most Secure Web Gateway Architectures
The digital revolution has been a boon for today’s businesses by opening up new markets, improving targeting, and transforming product and service delivery methods. Unfortunately, this transformation has also been great for digital marauders aroun… Continue reading Why enterprises need a major SWG upgrade
In an unprecedented move, President Biden publicly and privately has been putting pressure on global leaders for harboring known cybercriminals who have launched attacks on U.S.-based organizations. FBI Director Christopher Wray likened today’s cy… Continue reading Why ransomware is now beyond a CISO concern
We’re in the midst of a massive transformation in which security professionals around the world are radically rethinking how they protect the enterprise from modern threats. Users are spreading out from corporate headquarters—logging in from remot… Continue reading Alphabet soup 2021: The cybersecurity acronyms that matter most
Security teams within organizations have grown keen on adopting the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture as business data, applications, and workforces “left the building” during the pandemic and moved into the cloud. Security solution… Continue reading The Convergence of SWG and CASB
Gartner recently published the 2021 Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence, outlining the migration to a Secure Access Services Edge (SASE) architecture. In it, the document acknowledges that the transition to a complete SASE model will take time. Bey… Continue reading Perspectives: Gartner’s Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence
The last 18 months proved to be quite challenging for businesses both large and small. But if we spotlight enterprises, the drastic changes introduced due to remote workforces caused a paradigm shift in the way work is protected.
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As business processes and modern work evolve, security must adapt along the way. Overnight, companies are becoming global and dependent on cloud services to enable their anytime, anywhere workforce. And while the global COVID-19 pandemic forced em… Continue reading Top five considerations for migrating to a cloud SWG