Zero Trust Security Technology plays an important role in ensuring high network security and protection against cybersecurity attacks and online threats — particularly to systems of employees working from home or remotely. Without a proper security solution, accessing sensitive network resources from remote locations via unsecure and public internet can have

Wondering why everyone isn’t using zero trust networking? Read on to know more. With the continuation of the remote working environment, ensuring remote workforce security is increasingly becoming the top priority for businesses and organisations. While outdated security solutions like Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) worked well before—the increasing

Companies and organisations have been using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for decades to allow third-party vendors, employees, and contractors access to organisations’ internal data, applications, and other resources. However, in today’s age—VPNs aren’t well-equipped to handle the changing technological and security needs. Thus, organisations are looking for

Since the COVID-19 pandemic and remote working environments — organisations and businesses are increasingly looking for secure remote access solutions to ensure network security against the increasing cybercrimes. One such powerful and highly-adopted security solution is Zero Trust Security. Zero Trust is a new approach to the network security model that

Network security and communication requirements continuously evolve and change with time as cyberattacks and online threats become more advanced and sophisticated. The need for a robust network security solution has especially increased since the onset of the global pandemic and remote working environment. According to research, 55% of companies have

Cybersecurity solutions and best practises are the need of the hour—considering the increasing data breaches and online attacks. When it comes to ensuring IT security and protection—a Zero Trust Security model offers multiple benefits to the organisations and their data, systems, applications, and overall network. Hackers are always

Even though the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be gradually subsiding—businesses and enterprises are unwilling to shift back to the offices and instead continue working from remote locations. While some businesses are returning to the physical office infrastructures, most of them are still working in a hybrid manner to completely

Ever since the global pandemic and the remote working environment, the importance and need for secure remote network access have increased than ever before. According to research, data breaches and cybercrimes are up by 600% since the COVID-19 pandemic. Online and cybersecurity attacks spare no website or network—big or

We live in times where every 11 seconds, a business (in any given vertical) falls prey to cyberattacks. Unfortunately, the BPO industry is no outlier to the rise in cyber-attacks. Hence, securing outsourced business processes and their resultant data is of paramount importance. The COVID-19 pandemic situation has further exposed

The encroaching advent of cyber-attacks has evolved in leaps and bounds, such that it has forced our minds to think of innovative ways to augment digital security. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) proposed a new cyber-security framework called the ‘Zero Trust Network Architecture Model’ (ZTNA). The NIST

Those days are gone where building a castle and having a perimeter level security would suffice. Previously trusting everyone or anything inside the perimeter is no longer valid as attackers know how to disguise themselves as valid and authentic insiders where they can pose severe security threats. Nowadays there is

With 80% of CEOs making digital transformation their top priority and the global Public Cloud Services Market to hit the 397.4 b USD by 2022, security becomes a must on every business agenda. While the world is seeking swift and efficient development processes with rapid deliveries, the global average

The Zero Trust Policy framework operates on the ideology that a complex network is always vulnerable and at-risk to internal and external threats. And, the policy enables the enterprise setups (you) to strategize and organize a thorough security approach to counter those threats. However, by threats, we also imply the

2020 alone accounted for 85% of the business enterprises using collaboration platforms (Microsoft 365, in this case) and SAAS productivity tools, falling prey to data breaches. And, before you start reconsidering your digital transformation initiative and agendas, you must know that these breaches were related to a leak in email

The latest survey revealed that more than 90% of people use security software as a cybersecurity best practice and around 90% of them run the software updates regularly. But, what would happen if the software they trust and update regularly falls victim to a cyberattack? Or, if their perimeter security

While the inter-connectivity of businesses, networks, and companies is increasing at a break-neck pace, the reliability and security of this intensely connected system are under constant scanner. Stats report that every 14 seconds, a business organization falls victim to cyber-attacks and the picture gets murkier with every episode like Kaseya

As digital association and the online interest of individuals grow, identity becomes the key element as it is increasingly surrounded by everything we do in our daily lives. Want to play a game from the same level which you played the last time? Desperate to shop the items you left

In early 2021, supply chain attacks, such as the SolarWinds and Accellion incidents, made headlines. Cyber attackers exploited weak security protocols at third-party vendors to penetrate an organization’s networks and systems. Supply Chain Attacks happen when one of your trusted vendors is compromised, and access to your environment is

In May 2021, by signing an administrative framework in order to significantly change how they handle cybersecurity, the Biden Administration created cyber security history. The five-pronged plan by the Biden administration to modernize and consolidate the cyber defense of the country seems just the right step to tackle the recent

With the organizations deploying various technological capabilities and programs such as virtual private networks (VPN) and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) when working remotely, the prime concern of security always remains there. These tools invite security risks to an organization and the possibility of a greater attack accrues with minimal centralized

Introduction In this digitally-focused world, protecting your data becomes an important aspect for any individual or company. With cybersecurity threats and hacking cases on the rise, it has become more important than ever for companies to improvise their cybersecurity checklist. But mere improvisation is not enough. We need a strong

The cybersecurity landscape has evolved dramatically, with applications and workforces now operating beyond traditional boundaries. In this new reality, zero-trust security assessment has become essential.  InstaSafe's zero-trust assessment tool addresses this need by helping organisations evaluate their security posture and implement effective zero-trust strategies that follow the principle

Remote access is no longer optional. Organizations around the world are trying to maintain efficiency and productivity, but are struggling with security and data protection. Traditionally, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), and Virtualization or Virtual Machines have sufficed as temporary arrangements to help employees work remotely. However,

User Activity Monitoring software monitors users' actions in the workplace across computers, networks, and the web. To identify and stop insider threats, today's distributed companies must know how their people interact with the firm's resources and data. Mainly, mature security companies use UAM solutions to

The pandemic driven remote working culture is here to stay for a while. This new culture has ushered in a new trend of bring-your-own-device or BYOD, which might have simplified the way people work. If you look at an enterprise as a collection, you will understand how millions of personal