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European Regulatory Compliance – Public Sector – Sovereignty as a Security Measure
For the past decade, European or EU cybersecurity regulations have focused on asking public administrations what they do: what policies they have in place, what risks they’ve assessed, and how they report an incident. The new regulatory framework asks something different: what technology they have installed, and who built it. This change in what’s being asked...
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Zero Trust Remote Access – Identify, context & verification
Remote Access (Zero Trust Remote Access) has become a key element for any organization. Remote work, employee mobility, and collaboration with third parties are now the norm rather than the exception. However, the way many companies grant access to their corporate...
Secure SD-Branch SASE Convergence
For years, branch networking and enterprise security evolved independently, each with its own infrastructure, devices, and management consoles. However, widespread cloud adoption, the rise of SaaS applications, and the shift to remote work have dissolved the...
MPLS traffic, SD-Branch and 5G connectivity
For nearly three decades, connecting a branch office to the corporate network meant one thing: ordering an MPLS circuit. It was the reliable, predictable choice. The private toll motorway of enterprise traffic, where every packet travelled in a guaranteed lane....
Open XDR Ecosystem Integration
Introduction Modern enterprise networks rely on dozens of security technologies from different vendors. There's EDR for endpoint protection, SIEM to collect and retain logs for regulatory compliance, cloud services such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure and the list...
Secure SASE Convergence: Unifying Network and Security
For years, network and security teams were tasked with connecting and protecting a type of organization that no longer exists: one with a clearly defined perimeter, where employees worked from the office and applications resided in a single data center. That world no...
Zero Touch Access Microsegmentation: Redefining security in distributed environments
The rise of digital transformation has led organizations to operate in highly distributed environments, where users, applications, and networks are spread across the cloud, data centers, and remote offices. In this context, traditional perimeter-based security models...
Flexible 5G/LTE backup connectivity: rethinking the role of wireless WAN
For more than two decades, mobile networks have served as the safety net for enterprise WAN environments. From the early days of GPRS modems to today’s 5G Standalone (SA) connections, the core idea has always remained the same: if the wired link fails, the cellular...
Cost optimized SD-Branch connectivity
As enterprises expand their branch office presence while facing increasing pressure to control IT spending, traditional network architectures are proving unsustainable. Legacy deployments built on expensive dedicated circuits and multiple standalone appliances...
Modular Security and Zero Trust Integration: An Architecture for Modern Threats
Cyberthreats are evolving faster than ever, and attackers are becoming increasingly specialized. Not all threat actors operate in the same way. Today’s landscape includes everything from ransomware groups running affiliate-based business models to initial access...
Unified SD-Branch and Security
Enterprise networks have outgrown the model where connectivity and protection live in separate silos. Branch offices now host cloud workloads, hybrid workers, IoT devices, and a constant flow of SaaS traffic that never touches the data center. Trying to secure that...
AI-driven threat detection & response in the age of intelligent cyberattacks
In a world where artificial intelligence is advancing by leaps and bounds, organizations face a significant increase in the volume and complexity of cyberattacks. The need for AI-driven threat detection and response has never been more urgent. One of the most notable...
Cloud Native SASE architecture protecting your business in a borderless world
Not long ago, keeping a corporate network secure was straightforward. Employees worked from the office. Apps lived in the data centre. IT drew a clear line between “inside” and “outside.” A firewall at the door and a VPN for the occasional remote worker done. "That...
