
Making a Case for Single-Vendor SASE
Thanks to a workforce that is increasingly operating remotely and accessing applications that reside outside the corporate perimeter (i.e. cloud), businesses are lacking a scalable and secure architecture that is built around an increasingly remote, cloud-based and perimeter-less environment. What’s more, with the growing adoption of edge computing and internet-of-things ... Read More

Rise of Single-Vendor SASE and the Challenges of Integration
In 2021, just two years after Gartner introduced secure access service edge (SASE), the SASE market size was estimated to hit a whopping $3 billion. The SASE market is expected to reach the $6 billion mark by 2028. That’s a CAGR of 10.40%. The reason? Modern enterprises must extend their ... Read More

MITRE ATT&CK Framework Explained: Why it Matters
We all know that cyberthreats have become more frequent, stealthier and more sophisticated. What’s more, the traditional, reactive approach to detecting threats by hunting indicators of compromise (IoCs) using markers like IP addresses, domains and file hashes is quickly becoming outdated—threats are only detected once a compromise is achieved and ... Read More

AI-Fueled Deep Fakes Signal New Era of Cybercrime
Information manipulation has been around since Chinese general Sun Tzu wrote “The Art of War” in 550 BC. The Russians routinely use disinformation tactics to destabilize democracies. Events like the 2020 U.S. elections or COVID-19 vaccinations highlight how political opponents and rogue nations actively practice disinformation campaigns to undermine confidence ... Read More

How I was hacked by my six-year-old daughter
“Hacking is exploiting security controls either in a technical, physical or a human based element,” – Kevin Mitnick. Well, let me give you another quote “Daaaaaaaaaaaaddy, I am bored!” – my six-year-old daughter, yesterday. Here is the scene – I am working on a presentation about cyber security flaws in ... Read More