The now commonplace virtualized datacenter is on a full-steam migration to Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) technology, which virtualizes not just application workloads, but network elements such ...

As mentioned, this episode focuses on all things network security, and our discussion centers on network security predictions for 2024. For starters, as you’re thinking about network security, ...

Baltimore, Md. — SafeNet, Inc., setting the standard for information security, today announced the availability of QuickSec IKEv2 Toolkit, a flexible solution for OEM vendors to integrate the IKEv2 ...

From vendors offering SASE platforms to those focused on protecting IoT and connected devices, here’s a look at 20 key network security companies. As anyone paying attention will know, the erosion of ...

These days, every company is built on apps. That is, every company uses some kind of SaaS provider or digital application to run their organization. It’s unavoidable. This means that when we build ...

From vendors offering SASE platforms and next-gen firewalls to those focused on protecting IoT, here’s a look at the 20 network security companies that made our Security 100 for 2025. Whether it’s the ...

Network-as-a-service promises agility and efficiency, but its shared, dynamic nature demands a fundamentally new approach to cybersecurity. Learn how to secure your distributed NaaS environment.

As Tufin's Field CTO, Erez Tadmor bridges the gap between customers, marketing and product teams, educating on security best practices. The landscape of network security is undergoing a significant ...

Network security monitoring software is essential because it enhances security by detecting threats in real time and ensures operational efficiency by minimizing downtime and optimizing performance.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched a set of tools that airlines, airports and air traffic management organizations can use to help identify, assess and reduce their ...

Intelligent physical security system devices—especially AI-enabled video cameras—have become high-value targets for hackers, who now deploy malware explicitly designed to infect these devices and lie ...