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...
In an increasingly identity-driven world, giving users secure, controlled, and efficient access to systems is a top priority for any organization. Authentication has come a long way from simple local passwords to complex ecosystems that combine directories, centralized policies, and identity federation. Among these approaches, Active Directory (AD) integrated authentication stands out for its...
The Ever-Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape Over the past few decades, cybersecurity has undergone a profound transformation in response to an increasingly interconnected and digitalized world. What once revolved around basic perimeter defenses—such as traditional firewalls—has evolved into far more comprehensive and proactive security strategies, including Extended Detection and Response (XDR)...
In recent years, industrial environments have undergone significant changes. Industry 4.0 has led to numerous advancements in production and operations, but it has been primarily defined by the emergence of new technologies that were previously absent. Automation and digitalization have created an Internet of Things - IoT ecosystem, where everything is interconnected and online. This new...
The arrival of 5G networks is set to shake up global connectivity, delivering unprecedented speeds, the ability to connect a vast number of devices, and ultra-low latency. However, this new technology also introduces a series of cybersecurity challenges. This blog post aims to explore the main risks and threats associated with 5G networks while presenting innovative solutions to mitigate these...
In the ever-changing world of IT networks, observability has become crucial to ensure computer networks run safely and efficiently. The ability to understand and monitor the internal states of a system in real time has become essential in areas as wide-ranging as software development and system management. The term "observability" first appeared in Rudolf Kalman’s control theory and refers to...
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