SSE

  • Global Substation Security Scan Results: "Breached in 30 Minutes?"“

    Today, I would like to introduce a truly “heart-pounding” report that is directly related not only to the security industry but also to our daily lives. It is the result of an investigation conducted by OMICRON, an Austrian energy security specialist, into over 100 power plants and substations worldwide, and the findings are truly shocking. “As soon as the IDS (Intrusion Detection System) was installed, critical vulnerabilities poured out within just 30 minutes.” Indeed…

  • Protecting both data and networks with a zero-trust strategy

    Rapidly evolving cyber threats continue to pose challenges to organizations worldwide. Traditional infrastructure, once considered robust, is now struggling to withstand modern attack methods. To address these challenges, HPE Aruba Networking offers a comprehensive portfolio of Zero Trust strategies designed to protect users, devices, applications, data, and networks. Rising…

  • Cafe networking? A simple and secure network?

    As enterprises migrate applications to the cloud, traditional branch office networks have become increasingly complex and struggle to meet modern security and connectivity demands. With the proliferation of hybrid work, there is a growing need to provide a simple, secure, and consistent user experience—much like a café—regardless of whether employees are in the office or working remotely. This 'café network' architecture does not trust all endpoints…

  • Next-Generation NAC: Zero Trust Security Without Complexity

    Over the past year, many companies have experienced 7 to 8 security breaches that resulted in data loss or downtime. The report “The 2025 Global Study on Closing the IT Security Gap,” recently published by the Ponemon Institute, emphasizes the importance of closing the cybersecurity gap. According to the same study, Network Access Control (NAC) within an organization…

  • Can the SSE platform replace (or supplement) VDI?

    Today, many companies use VDI environments for purposes such as remote access or network segmentation. It does not matter what the purpose is, whether it is for employees accessing individual resources for daily work, recent mergers and acquisitions, or access to third-party resources. Popular VDI technologies include on-premises VDI solutions such as Omnissa Horizon and Citrix XenDesktop, as well as Amazon Workspaces, Windows Virtual…

  • Networking and Security Predictions for 2025

    Two months of 2025 have already passed, and March has begun. Looking back on last year, it seems undeniable that it will be remembered as the year AI made a rapid rise. Many companies have accelerated the adoption of AI-based solutions to increase efficiency, streamline operations, and enhance user experience. Along with the rise of AI, changing market conditions, intense competitive pressure, and constantly increasing…

  • About ransomware attacks...

    According to research, 661 organizations were affected by ransomware last year.1 So, can signs of a ransomware attack be detected in advance? While the discovery of data encryption and a ransom demand may be the most noticeable signs of a ransomware attack, they actually occur at the end of the attack. To protect against ransomware, early detection of attacks and acceleration of ransomware recovery…

  • Defending against various threats with SD-WAN and SWG

    Cloud-provided Security Web Gateways (SWGs) and Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) are well-known components of SASE. Many enterprises are deploying SWG and FWaaS solutions to protect users, applications, and even unmanaged endpoints, such as OT and IoT devices, from malware attacks and internet-based security attacks. Relying solely on security features provided by the existing cloud and all…

  • Now switching from VPN to ZTNA

    As the remote work and cybersecurity landscape has changed significantly in recent years, organizations have been re-evaluating their reliance on traditional VPNs. The 2024 VPN Risk Report, co-authored by Cyber Security Insider and HPE Aruba Networking, provides an in-depth analysis of VPN-related issues and suggests that the transition to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) as a more secure and efficient alternative…

  • Where will HPE Aruba be at RSAC 2024?

    Due to generative AI and evolving threats, security teams must rely on networks as a new tool for Zero Trust security. At the RSA Conference 2024, HPE Aruba Networking introduced new AI-based network security controls to help security teams protect valuable AI assets from the edge to the cloud. As enterprise AI assets become increasingly targeted…