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Understanding Zero Trust: Microsegmentation

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Understanding Zero Trust: Microsegmentation

In a world new to the IT revolution, traditional perimeter-based security approaches relied on most employees and applications operating within an implied trust zone of the agency network. A combination of physical and software barriers was used to defend on-premise data centers and critical infrastructure against cyberattacks. If we go

Zero Trust Security in Healthcare: Unique challenges and its solution

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Zero Trust Security in Healthcare: Unique challenges and its solution

Security requirements in healthcare industry are very different and unique as compared to other industries. Both the collection of information and access of information are from multiple end points. Data on a patient is accumulated through multiple routes like hospital records, lab records, insurance portals, fitness bands and fitness devices,

What’s the Relation Between Airport Security and Cybersecurity?

What’s the Relation Between Airport Security and Cybersecurity?

The internet was designed with ease of communication in mind and security was not designed into it. This design is the bane of all cyber-security issues today and so needs new thinking. Software Defined Perimeter shows promise of solving this huge challenge. Internet Design and Cyber Attacks A phishing attack

Zero Trust in Banking and Financial Services

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Zero Trust in Banking and Financial Services

"FinTech remain top target for cyber criminals" The above lines have been persistent in their coverage every year since the advent of the cyber age and the introduction of the internet, and the inherent boons and banes it brought along. Given the sheer scale of monetary transactions and

Why Software Defined Perimeter Are Here Stay? - Instasafe

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Why Software Defined Perimeter Are Here Stay? - Instasafe

Sans today’s broadening horizons of technological reach, and the resulting dissolution of geographical boundaries, providing access to enterprise applications would have been a simplified process, given that all users would have resided in predictable locations, and would have used enterprise issued devices. However, with the advent of the cloud

Zero Trust Network Access Models

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Zero Trust Network Access Models

A New Year often brings in new expectations, innovations, and new challenges. 2020 is no different. The Latin proverb “Tempora mutantur”- Times have changed, and we have changed with it; it is apt to describe the constant state of flux that the IT industry is in. Information Technology transformation

SDP Security: Prevent 5 Attacks with InstaSafe

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SDP Security: Prevent 5 Attacks with InstaSafe

Gartner predicts that by 2023, 60% of enterprises would have phased out remote VPNs from their network architecture in favor of SDPs. In that light, it is important to take a look at the concepts, architecture and benefits that SDP entails, vis-à-vis current technologies. Software Defined Perimeters draw on the

Just 2 Reasons Your Current VPN Solution Is Loved by Hackers

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Just 2 Reasons Your Current VPN Solution Is Loved by Hackers

VPN Technologies have been around for many years. IPSec VPN and later SSL VPN are very popular for providing that critical remote access to your applications. While the way your users access the applications has evolved over the years – with smart phones, tablets, etc. – the VPN technology has not changed

What is Zero Trust Security Model

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What is Zero Trust Security Model

The buzz around Zero Trust is picking up pace as companies shift to a remote working model. The inadequacy of traditional security models has put the spotlight on neoteric security conceptions like Software Defined Perimeter, which operationalise the Zero Trust model. But before we go about implementing a Zero Trust