The traditional security models focus heavily on external threats while automatically trusting internal network traffic. However, recent security incidents show that insider threats can cause more damage than external attacks. This is where it becomes important for every organisation to deploy a zero-trust security framework.  Zero-trust deployment is not just

Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve in sophistication, pushing organisations to move beyond traditional perimeter-based defences. Zero-trust security has emerged as a powerful approach that assumes no user or system should be trusted by default, regardless of their location or network connection.  Let's explore how organisations can build a

Cyber attacks continue to grow in number and complexity. In 2024, India ranked second globally for cyber attacks, with 95 organisations breached. The finance sector was the most targeted, with 20 victims. These alarming stats have pushed many businesses toward stronger security models, with zero-trust implementation becoming a popular choice.

The digital world is exposed to numerous security risks, with cyber criminals finding new ways to steal and exploit confidential data. This is where Zero-trust Application Access (ZTAA) becomes crucial. It is a modern security approach that protects businesses and organisations from these threats.  Unlike old security methods, which trust

As the world is getting more complicated, businesses are facing cyber threats like never before. Border-based security methods fail to function anymore as workers are spread out and applications move to the cloud.  As a result of this change, several companies have started favouring the robust zero-trust network access architecture,

Organisations with operational technology environments like factories and critical infrastructure are undergoing a significant transformation. Traditionally, these systems were isolated from regular business networks through "air-gapping," but this separation is rapidly disappearing.  The convergence of information technology (IT) networks and operational technology is taking place to fulfil the

As the years have gone by, the digital world has changed a lot, making it harder for businesses to keep their important data and processes safe. Traditional security methods that focus on building strong walls around networks are no longer sufficient.  This is where the zero-trust approach comes into the

Malware prevention has become a critical challenge for organisations in an increasingly complex digital landscape. As cyber threats evolve, traditional security approaches fall short.  Zero Trust infrastructure prevents malware through verified access, continuous monitoring and strict controls. This strategy offers effective ways to prevent malware by trusting nothing, verifying everything

Granular Access Control (GAC) is a refined management system in which you can specify the exact actions you want to perform on a given resource based on each user and their allotted roles.  Unlike Broad access control, GAC gives organisations full control over deciding who they want to trust their

Security fears have grown more significant than in any era because of the increasingly digital business world, which relies on cloud infrastructure for the storage, processing, and management of critical data. In times when cyber threats are getting more intricate and disruptive, combined with potentially devastating breaches, adopting a proactive

Introduction to Zero Trust Security Model Traditionally, organizations were focused on implementing security measures at the network perimeter level. The traditional perimeter-based security model assumes everything inside the perimeter is trusted. However with the increased adoption of cloud services, hybrid work environments, and mobile devices augmented with increasing sophistication of

Gartner released 2023 Market Guide report for ZTNA. We are excited to share that InstaSafe is featured as one of the representative vendor and one of the only vendor from Asia Pacific region to be featured in this report. InstaSafe is also getting featured for the 4th time in this

Everything from data and applications to the network resources and machines resided on-premises until recently. Hence, securing those resources within the organisation’s perimeters by establishing a firewall security system met the needs of most businesses. However, today, the situation has changed. With the increase in the adoption of the

Choosing a reliable cybersecurity solution that prevents security breaches and ensures secure remote access to employees is highly important. With the increasing cybersecurity concerns, organisations have started enforcing network security precautions, mainly because the organisation's infrastructure and facilities are the common targets of cyber attackers. These cyberattacks and

How organisations and businesses operate has changed, regardless of how long it has been since the global pandemic affected the world. Zero Trust is amongst the hottest trends in the enterprise cybersecurity network, and many organisations worldwide are inclining toward its adoption for maximum network security. However, despite its growing

With the continuation of remote working environments and employees working from home, there has been a steep increase in cybersecurity attacks and online threats. Cyberattackers attempt to steal employees’ login information to hack into the enterprise network and exploit its resources. One such common attack is Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

The accelerating digital transformation to the cloud and increasing cybersecurity threats call for a secure remote network and application access solutions. While the hybrid and remote working environment benefits organisations in terms of operational expenses and more—remote workers caused security breaches in 20% of organisations. This is where the

Zero Trust Segmentation is a cyber security architecture that believes in the “never trust, always verify” approach. This network security model allows you to segment your network up to individual workloads and provide limited access to users. Zero Trust Segmentation adoption thus Ensuring multi-factor authentication, Zero Trust Segmentation protects your

Organisations today face sophisticated threats that break in but do not immediately cause damage. Instead, cybercriminals play a longer, more strategic game. When they compromise one endpoint, they use that foothold to move deeper into your network— a technique known as lateral movement.  Understanding this threat and implementing modern security

With the increasing application and software development complexity, organisations and companies are increasingly adopting operational solutions and methodologies that enable faster and more secure software development. Two such very important and popular methodologies include DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), which boost the product's and application's

The increasing cybersecurity threats and online attacks are the major concerns for organisations today. According to the statistics, 68% of organisations experienced targeted network attacks, resulting in data losses. Moreover, in the remote working environment, the average data breach costs have increased by $137,000. These statistics show the negative

Software development and deployment pace have dramatically increased over the past few years. While developers carried out deployments manually in the past, DevOps models have automated the deployment and sped up the processes significantly. DevOps combines IT operations and software development to reduce the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and ensure

The digital revolution has evolved the IT industry tremendously. Businesses of all shapes and sizes store their critical business data and information through cloud computing solutions and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) and big data to boost productivity. However, the problem with these traditional

In today’s remote working environment, establishing a secure connection between your remote employee's devices and the corporate domain is vital to combat data centre security risks and make security management and compliance hassle-free. As the current corporate world revolves around computer networks, a domain controller is a