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What is SASE? A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) framework merges networking and security functionalities into unified, cloud-based service at the edge of the network. This approach allows organizations to efficiently support a distrubuted workforce, including remote and hybrid users, by seamlessly connecting them to cloud gateways in proximity, rather than rerouting traffic through corporate […]

What would you say is the biggest challenge OT leaders face when it comes to NIS2 compliance? A.A.: The biggest challenge OT leaders face with NIS2 compliance is securing legacy OT environments without disrupting operations. Unlike IT systems, many OT infrastructures were never designed with cybersecurity in mind. They’re often running on outdated technology with little

Why does generative AI, at the heart of deepfakes and deepaudios, represent a cybersecurity threat? The overwhelming majority of cyberattacks begins with social engineering, which primarily relies on fake email content or fraudulent websites. Regarding phishing attempts, the best defense so far has been to train individuals and raise awareness.So far, teaching them how to

Recap of Security Navigator 2025 In the Security Navigator 2025 chapter titled “Research: Artificial Intelligence What’s All the Fuss” we painted a high-level picture examining the implications of AI for cyber security and what it means for defensive and offensive use. This was framed in terms of impact on business, technical, and society at large. Mankind has

Productivity gains The saying “A rising tide lifts all boats” is generally associated with improvement in general economic terms that benefits all. This expression feels like it fits the excitement and hyperbole surrounding the promise of overall productivity gains that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) will inject into the world. Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, made

How does CTEM differ from traditional vulnerability management, and why is it a natural evolution in modern security strategies? N.K.: Anyone who has consumed a vulnerability management service or technology knows its limitations. Firstly, you’re running scans, most often weekly or monthly. Secondly, you’re looking for CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). Thirdly, you’re looking at

The future of security starts now The cyber threat landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Businesses operating across multiple regions must adapt or risk falling behind. In today’s time firewalls and VPNs are doing exactly that, falling behind.   The 2025 Security Navigator reports a 32% rise in attacks on remote access solutions, while firewalls

Addressing security topics at management level, backed by first-class research facts Cyber Security is vital to remain in business. Every CISO, every analyst, every defender knows that. Carefully observing the dark web we see evidence that the number of Cyber Extortion victims grew by at least 26% yoy, with attackers getting much more aggressive lately.

No network overhaul required Do you have to overhaul your infrastructure to adopt ZTNA?No! ZTNA doesn’t require extending the corporate network to remote users as VPN’s do. This simplifies management and can reduce operational and maintenance costs with a lower deployment complexity depending on per-application access models and the added benefits of application specific access

Introduction We will provide a very high-level overview of what is involved in creating large language models (LLMs), an amazing technology. By pulling back the curtain we reveal some of the inner workings that can help you appreciate the complexity and sophistication required to build and maintain an LLM. This blog is to serve as