The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has released a survey which discusses who should be taking responsibility for breaches in the cloud. It’s a good question. The advent of Hybrid IT, among other things, has done much to destroy our traditional notions of the perimeter, with its siloed networks and fortress-like mentality. By Scott Gordon (CSSP), CMO, Pulse Secure.
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Enterprises are increasingly recognising the benefits of embracing a cloud infrastructure to support on-premise networks, but often create complicated network environments in the process. By Justin Calmus, Chief Security Officer at OneLogin.
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The last 12 months have seen a shift in how enterprises view automation and its benefits to their security and DevOps teams. Last year, it was found that more than three-quarters of organisations would like the ability to automate some of the day-to-day manual tasks related to their security information and event management (SIEM) systems. Yet, many of those businesses also admitted they are concerned about executing automation because they do not have the employees with the right skillset to ma...
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The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has released a survey which discusses who should be taking responsibility for breaches in the cloud. It’s a good question. The advent of Hybrid IT, among other things, has done much to destroy our traditional notions of the perimeter, with its siloed networks and fortress-like mentality. By Scott Gordon (CSSP), CMO, Pulse Secure.
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It’s no secret that IT has evolved and, as a result, so has our approach to cybersecurity. For example, focus has shifted from a purely preventative strategy to one that seeks to reduce the time to detect and mitigate a security incident. However, one thing that hasn’t received a lot of attention is our concept of the endpoint. The endpoint is no longer just the hardware devices connecting to the network, but the applications that users leverage to work with your organisation. By Chad McDonald...
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The internet is disrupting industries and business models, fundamentally changing the way we live and work in the process. The cloud has also ignited a wave of disruption, which when considered in conjunction with the proliferation of mobile devices, has rendered traditional network and security best practices obsolete. By Yogi Chandiramani Technical Director for Zscaler EMEA.
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