ZTNA
Zero-Trust Network Access: Why so Many Teams Get it Wrong
Zero-trust encompasses a variety of technologies, from strong identity systems to microsegmentation. Why are so many organizations getting it wrong? ...
Navigating the NSA’s New Zero-Trust Guidelines
New guidelines from the NSA provide public sector and private organizations with the necessary framework to approach zero-trust ...
5 Trends Shaping Cybersecurity Strategy: AI Threats, SASE, ZTNA & XDR
The cybersecurity landscape is challenging, and organizations must evolve defense measures in response to escalating threats ...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Migrating from Legacy VPN to ZTNA
With the rise of cloud-based applications and evolving cyberthreats, migrating to a zero-trust network access (ZTNA) solution has become essential ...
CSA Adds Zero-Trust Certificate to Cloud Security Training Program
The Cloud Security Alliance added a zero-trust cybersecurity certificate to its training curriculum as part of an effort to advance cloud security ...
Cheat Codes for accelerating your Zero Trust Journey with SSE and ZTNA
Making the transition to a Zero Trust Security Strategy can be similar to adopting a new ERP solution. Just about every aspect of how you operate your business must be considered and ...
Make Security Simple: Streamline Policies in Unified SASEBalancing Configuration and Control is critical for reducing security risks and management complexity
Introduction The Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) service, along with its associated architecture, comprises a powerful amalgamation of multiple security components. These include a stateful inspection firewall, Intrusion Detection and Prevention System ...
Today’s ZTNA is not enough for diverse applications
Authentication & Authorization comes in various colors The Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) component of SASE is designed to provide secure inbound access to enterprise private applications. In line with the core ...
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 ...
ZTNA and the Death of the Network Perimeter
Zero trust network access (ZTNA) is becoming increasingly relevant as the concept of the perimeter, and the traditional “castle-and-moat” mentality of cybersecurity, becomes obsolete. The advent of mobile devices, Wi-Fi networks, remote ...