Today, I'd like to introduce you to a very "heart-pounding" report that is directly related not only to the security industry but also to our daily lives.
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SSE
Protecting both data and networks with a zero-trust strategy
Rapidly evolving cyber threats continue to challenge organizations worldwide. Once considered robust,
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Cafe networking? A simple and secure network?
As enterprises move their applications to the cloud, traditional branch networks become increasingly complex and unable to meet modern security and connectivity demands.
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Next-Generation NAC: Zero Trust Security Without Complexity
Over the past year, many companies have experienced seven or eight security breaches that resulted in data loss or downtime.
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Can the SSE platform replace (or supplement) VDI?
Many companies today use VDI environments for remote access and network isolation. Individual users are required to perform daily tasks.
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Networking and Security Predictions for 2025
Two months have already passed in 2025, and March has begun. Looking back on last year, it is undeniable that it will be remembered as the year when AI emerged rapidly.
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About ransomware attacks...
Research shows that 661 organizations were affected by ransomware last year.1 So, how do you spot the signs of a ransomware attack before it happens?
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Defending against various threats with SD-WAN and SWG
Cloud-delivered Secure Web Gateways (SWGs) and Firewall-as-a-Service (FWaaS) are well-known components of SASE. Many enterprises are actively seeking solutions to mitigate malware threats.
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Now switching from VPN to ZTNA
With the remote work and cybersecurity landscape changing significantly in recent years, organizations are increasingly turning to traditional VPNs.
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Where will HPE Aruba be at RSAC 2024?
Generative AI and evolving threats require security teams to rely on a new tool for zero-trust security: the network.
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