Zero trust stories

For organisations to continue to thrive in a distributed work environment, they must ensure that security is also modernised to support new realities appropriately.More

Adaptability is the key to providing a strong security posture for organisations that are still weighing up their future scenarios to secure a workforce that is largely distributed versus one that’s mainly in the office. More

"The study shows that a cocktail of multiplying threats, the proliferation of hybrid and cloud architectures, blended with a pandemic-fuelled explosion in distributed and remote work has created a perfect storm for network security teams."More

For organisations that would prefer to pace themselves and take a slower, more systematic approach to SASE adoption, a strategy of ‘crawl, walk, run’ is recommended, writes Bitglass regional sales director for ANZ Wayne Neich.More

The majority of Australia’s IT teams still rely heavily on firewalls and VLANs to protect their critical data from being breached, despite evidence the legacy technologies cannot adequately protect against new and emerging threats.More

All organisations need advanced threat protection to stop ransomware attacks and ease the impact if they do occur, writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.More

Mobile device management is no longer about being tied to physical devices - in fact, IT administrators shouldn’t even need to go near them.More

In a digitally transformed world and dynamic new environment, static trust can never be assumed. Zero trust security is at the heart of this mindset.More

The platform directly replaces BeyondCorp Remote Access, which was brought to the market in April 2020 as Google’s first foray into the zero trust space.More

Aruba’s ClearPass Security Portfolio has recevived the coveted Cyber Catalyst designation, according to a statement from the company. More

Zero trust and SASE work together by converging a least-privilege access strategy with an architecture that simplifies how highly distributed users, BYOD, and cloud resources are secured.More

Ivanti has acquired MobileIron and Pulse Secure, with the intention of delivering intelligent and secure experiences across all devices in the ‘everywhere enterprise’. More

Netpoleon will sell, supply and support the NetMotion platform across all states and territories across Australia, and in New Zealand.More

The digitisation of data and processes is creating both challenges and opportunities for departments and agencies of all sizes, writes Zscaler country manager for A/NZ Budd Ilic.More

While COVID-19 has emphasised the immediate need for resilience, the ever-changing business world means organisations must embrace smart transformation now and into the future, writes Micro Focus managing director for A/NZ Peter Fuller.More

Utilising multiple cloud platforms offers Australian organisations a compelling set of benefits, writes ManageEngine product consultant Monisha Ravi.More

Security architects are being forced to re-examine the concept of identity, with many turning to a zero trust security model to provide a better architecture for protecting their sensitive resources.More

Employers are striving to balance team productivity, security and employee engagement. If remote work is the new norm, it’s impossible to ignore the challenging nature of the situation, writes Gigamon manager for A/NZ George Tsoukas.More

In combination with malware, DDoS attacks on banks have been used to cause distraction so the transfer of stolen funds goes unnoticed. More

Resilience sits at the heart of security, and there is a need for organisations’ architecture, processes and strategies to be more impervious in order to continue to ensure protection, writes Gigamon A/NZ manager George Tsoukas.More

The technology can verify when and by whom the data was created, and whether it has been tampered with, to ensure trusted data exchange.More

With so many question marks over the road ahead, enterprises need a solution that enables flexibility to work in any environment, as they try to acclimatise to the ‘new normal', writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.More

Cornelius Mare, Fortinet ANZ Director, Security Solutions, talks about the challenges of securing the ever-expanding number of network edges in the post-COVID world and why secure network access tools are essential to support the ‘new normal’.More

With many staff still working from home and customer interactions occurring online, being able to reliably identify people is critical for maintaining the security of applications and data stores, writes Ping Identity country manager for A/NZ Ashley Diffey.More