Network visibility stories - Page 1

Nozomi Networks helps critical infrastructure organisations minimise risk and maximise resilience with advanced solutions for OT and IoT cybersecurity and network visibility.

Mandiant has launched a digital risk protection offering that allows security leaders to proactively mitigate threats before they disrupt business operations.

The devastating effects of ransomware have grown over the past two decades from opportunistic to carefully orchestrated attacks.

In May 2021, U.S. Presidential Executive Order 14028 on improving the nation’s cybersecurity was issued, directing federal agencies to transition to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) as they modernise and move to cloud services.

Cisco launches new WAN edge platform The Catalyst 8000 Edge platform provides flexible options for secure connectivity and visibility to applications across cloud, data centre and edge.

The purpose-built joint 5G solution delivers real-time analytics to enhance the customer experience and maximise investment impact.

The enhanced Edge Services Platform unifies IoT, IT, and OT networks into one platform that integrates with Aruba partner technologies.

Ingram Micro solution architect Andy Hill explains how Fortinet integrates next-gen security with best-of-breed SD-WAN to safely optimise a network.

Gigamon is a network visibility and analytics company headquartered in California with offices all over the world.

The company describes SecureX as a platform that provides visibility into security processes, including detection of unknown threats and policy violations.

Despite its clear benefits, very few organisations have turned the concept of Zero Trust into a security practice, Forescout finds.

The partnership allows Orange to monitor quality of experience at both the application and network level and speed up troubleshooting in case of Internet-related performance issues.

Cumulus Networks has released a new version of its network operations toolset NetQ, which analyses the health of data center networks.

Cybersecurity professionals are growing in confidence, but visibility and employee risks remain major concerns.

The anticipation around what Industry 4.0 may bring to the table has placed ASEAN—a region of relatively lower labor productivity—firmly under the spotlight. 

New Zealand & Australian channel partners have the opportunity to transform security, particularly as Internet of Things (IoT) devices become common.

Businesses must know what type of device is accessing the network, who owns it, where & how it’s connecting, and what security measures are in place.

Real-time visibility into big data could be the answer to keeping networks and endpoints secure without allocating human resources to the problem.

There are several common pitfalls that businesses can fall foul of when implementing their security policies - here's five of the most prominent.

Network firewalls may be overrated and underperforming – Australian IT managers can’t identify 41% of their organisation's network traffic.

Anyone responsible for IT security needs a strategy for monitoring what is happening in their company’s cloud.

High-profile breaches tend to have a similar storyline: old, unpatched vulnerabilities, advanced persistent threats, and a lack of visibility.

TechDay caught up with ExtraHop’s Carl Gough to speak about the importance of discovery.

The general consensus is that IT executives remain extremely concerned about the visibility of applications deployed in the cloud.