Every second, millions of sensors, cameras, and connected devices generate data across factories, vehicles, power grids, and entire cities. For years, the standard practice was to ship all of it to the cloud for processing. It was convenient, but it’s becoming less sustainable by the day. Data volumes are outpacing available bandwidth, and some decisions, like an autonomous vehicle braking or a...
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 matters more than any timeline....
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 traditional network perimeter and have rendered the practice of backhauling all traffic to the data center for inspection obsolete. Against...
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 goes on. Each solution covers part of the security challenge, but attackers don't respect these artificial boundaries. A real-world...
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 brokers, state-sponsored actors, insiders, hacktivists, and opportunistic attackers that automate scans for exposed services. This...
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 traffic with a stack of point products bolted on top of an SD-WAN edge has become slow, expensive, and full of blind spots. A...
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