One of the most fundamental — and often overlooked — processes of a strong security posture is vulnerability management (VM). VM is much more than just running a vulnerability scan; it’s at the core of all the layers that make up solid cybersecurity. Whether your organization has a simple infrastructure or consists of thousands of globally distributed endpoints, VM is essential. With networks...

CASB definedA cloud access security broker (CASB), is cloud-delivered software or on-premises software and/or hardware that acts as an intermediary between users and cloud service providers. The ability of CASBs to address gaps in security extends across software-as-a-service (SaaS), platform-as-a-service (PaaS), and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) environments. In addition to providing...

Zero Trust NetworkingAs an increasing number of users access resources from anywhere, ZTNA solutions can help eliminate gaps in other secure remote access technologies and methods.Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) enforces granular, adaptive, and context-aware policies for providing secure and seamless Zero Trust access to private apps hosted across clouds and corporate data centers, from any...

UEBA is a cybersecurity process that monitors normal usage behavior and flags deviations from established patterns. Because while a perpetrator can easily steal an employee’s username and password, it's much harder to imitate that person’s normal behavior on the network connecting to applications and data. UEBA helps detect intentional and unintentional insider threats, where an authorized user...

A strong security posture keeps an organization prepared to predict, prevent, and mitigate security threats. While your security posture should include any technologies your organization builds, it also must account for all the tech tools in your ecosystem. The proliferation of SaaS applications in modern business has inspired an entirely new category of security: SaaS security posture management,...

SASE definedAs defined by Gartner, SASE is a framework designed to integrate security and network connectivity technologies into a unified, cloud-delivered platform to enable the secure and fast adoption of cloud services. Through the convergence of networking and network security, SASE meets the challenges of digital business transformation, edge computing, and workforce mobility.As organizations...

As we use more and more cloud applications, the more difficult it’s become to maintain and control our multi-cloud environments. Because of this increasing complexity, configuration errors are becoming more and more common — Gartner says that through 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be caused by misconfiguration errors. To stay on top of your cloud application security and prevent...

Secure Web Gateway definedOrganizations use a SWG to protect their employees. A secure web gateway (SWG) is a security solution that prevents unsecured internet traffic from entering an internal network of an organization. It is used by organizations to protect their employees and users from accessing and being infected by malicious web traffic, websites with vulnerabilities, internet-borne...

In order to take advantage of cloud-centric business models, many organizations are considering developing a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture. But how do you choose the right solution? There is no shortage of vendors selling tools to secure interactions between devices, applications, on-premises resources and infrastructure. As a result, it can be challenging to select the right mix...

Security Service Edge is the security stack of SASE (that also includes a networking stack including SD-WAN). A complete SSE stack of cloud security services allows organizations to protect their workforce from internet threats, provides secure and adaptive access to private corporate applications, and protects data across all their cloud platforms and applications.Security Service EdgeThere are 3...

Cyber attacks are on the rise. In 2023, a PWC survey revealed an almost 10% increase in data breaches that resulted in over $1 million in damages. Threat actors are constantly adapting their techniques to stay one step ahead, and organizations need all the help they can get to protect their infrastructure from the threat of intrusion.Data security posture management (DSPM) is an essential tool in...

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) involves a set of technologies and processes used to discover, monitor and control sensitive data. Organizations use DLP to prevent data breaches and comply with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and others. DLP tools allow security staff and network administrators to set business rules, also known as policies, that determine what's sensitive while also providing...