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Norwegian recycling company Tomra has disconnected and isolated certain systems after an “extensive” cyberattack.

Srini Addepalli of Aryaka examines key requirements of zero trust as outlined in NIST’s ZTA SP-800-207, the January 2022 executive order and memorandum M-22-09 and demonstrates how SASE/SSE solutions fulfill those requirements.

Microsoft is getting ready to muscle its way into the burgeoning security service edge (SSE) space, the growth of which is fueled in large part by the ongoing trend toward hybrid and remote work that rapidly accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There’s no need to sugarcoat things. Despite what the stock market tells you, the enterprise technology environment is a tough sell right now, with the tech markets in a general slowdown. But cloud networking startups are doing interesting things in response to this new environment as they go after opportunities for growth, including cost management, […]

Aryaka, a provider of unified SASE and SD-WAN solutions, has launched a new reseller partner program within the Aryaka Accelerate Global Partner Program to reignite partnerships with VARs and systems integrators across the globe.

The Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) component of SASE is designed to provide secure inbound access to enterprise private applications. In line with the core principle of identity-based access control in Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), ZTNA plays a vital role in authenticating users and enforcing access controls based on user types, groups, and roles on […]

CIOs face several key challenges in carrying out digital transformation projects, namely securing hybrid working environments, maximising network (and by extension) employee performance; all limiting a business’s potential for growth.

Enterprise networking and IT cybersecurity professionals are turning to managed SD-WAN (software-defined wide area networking) and SASE (secure access service edge) services to deal with the increasing challenges caused by network complexity, according to a new report from market research firm Futuriom.

Enterprise networking and security experts are turning to managed SD-WAN (software-defined wide area networking) and SASE (secure access service edge) services to deal with the increasing challenges caused by network complexity, according to a new report from research house Futuriom.

As we approach a massive milestone (the UK’s transition to a Full Fibre-based infrastructure), due to be completed by the end of December 2025, even more aspects of doing business will be reliant on secure internet access.

The Secure Web Gateway (SWG) plays a crucial role in the SASE/SSE solution, which aims to secure internet-bound connections. Its primary objective is to safeguard users from online threats and enforce acceptable access policies within an organization.