The ultimate end state of software-defined network security is what we at Nemertes Research call deep segmentation. The term refers to the ability to finely control what entities can see, who they ...

What if all your company’s computers and applications were connected directly to the Internet? That was the assumption behind BeyondCorp, a new model for network security that Google proposed back in ...

Ekaterina Kilyusheva, head of the Information Security Analytics Research Group at Positive Technologies, offers a blueprint for locking up the fortress. When it comes to security, some of tomorrow’s ...

The corporate network perimeter is not what is used to be. A decade ago, companies focused on securing the perimeter, making sure that the inside of the network remained a safe, trusted environment, ...

When I last wrote on the risk to your network security from the fax feature in multifunction devices, it was a surprise to many readers that the telephone line could be a means of attacking network ...

Four potent forces have turned network security on its head: the decentralization of corporate networks; the proliferation of mobile devices; the evolution of the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies ...

Greek philosopher Heraclitus said that the only constant in life is change. This philosophy holds true for securing enterprise network resources. Network security has been and is constantly evolving, ...

TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Perimeter 81, a leading Zero Trust network provider for enterprises and organizations, today announced a new Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform that combines ...

The ultimate end state of software-defined network security is what we at Nemertes Research call deep segmentation. The term refers to the ability to finely control what entities can see, who they ...

What if all your company’s computers and applications were connected directly to the Internet? That was the assumption behind BeyondCorp, a new model for network security that Google proposed back in ...