Zero Trust

  • Claude Mythos's covert infiltration, 'Networks as Sensors' are already being seen

    Prologue: Invisible Intrusion, But Packets Don't Lie In the previous post, we discussed how to preemptively block attacks at the network perimeter against the zero-day threat triggered by Anthropic's Claude Mythos. The SRX AI-PTP (AI-Predictive Threat Prevention) examined at the time predicts unknown threats in real-time using only the first few kilobytes (KB) of the payload in an inline proxyless environment…

  • When a Perfect Security Audit Betrays You

    As a security manager, when is the most disheartening moment? It is the moment you hear news of a breach before the seals on all your policy documents have even dried, after passing an ISMS-P certification or external audit with an "unqualified" opinion that you spent months preparing for. There is a common joke in the security industry: "The safest network in the world is a network with the power plug unplugged." However, business in reality cannot be stopped...

  • Zero Trust in 2026: Beyond "Concept" to "Reality"

    In an Era of Frequent Security Incidents, Why Is Our Zero Trust Failing? In 2025, a year marked by numerous large-scale incidents, we stand at a critical turning point. Zero Trust is no longer a marketing term or a vague philosophy. Leaders running organizations must now move away from an implicit trust model that "internal users are safe" and instead adopt an identity-centric model of least privilege…

  • Role-based zero trust environments

    Until now, our network security has been very static. We controlled traffic and strengthened security by creating security policies based on source IP addresses, destination IP addresses, and ports. However, times have changed. IP addresses are shifting to a DHCP environment, and it is becoming increasingly difficult for IT teams to control user devices, including personal terminals. In this environment, network security using existing security methods…

  • 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…

  • [APSC Training #2] Aruba Central Features

    In the previous post, we provided a brief introduction to Aruba Central and explored its underlying Aruba ESP. In this post, we will cover each of the features provided by Aruba Central in more detail. End-to-end automation and orchestration. For many years, networking has been maintained in a manual manner. The problem is the time required for configuration changes, increasingly…

  • Core Features of Zero Trust Network Security

    October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, focusing on protecting individuals and organizations from cybercrime. One way for organizations to address cyber security issues is to adopt “Zero Trust Network Security.” However, fully implementing a Zero Trust Network Security strategy can lead to problems. Zero Trust [regarding] resources based on roles…

  • Facts About the Zero Trust Security Model

    October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. You have likely seen many articles or content regarding Zero Trust and Zero Trust security models. With the term used in such diverse contexts, it can be difficult to understand exactly what it is and what it entails. Therefore, let's take a look at some of the most frequently asked questions about Zero Trust security models….