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How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security

CyberSecurity Insiders

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Nobody, including clients inside the firewall, should be trusted, per Zero Trust. Organizations mandate users to be authentic and validated with the appropriate privacy configuration before accessing apps and information. Read full post.

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Building Scalable Security with Cisco Secure Firewall Cloud Native Version 1.1

Cisco Security

This is where Cisco Secure Firewall Cloud Native comes in, giving you the flexibility to provision, run, and scale containerized security services. Secure Firewall Cloud Native brings together the benefits of Kubernetes and Cisco’s industry-leading security technologies, providing a resilient architecture for infrastructure security at scale.

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Grip Security Blog 2023-04-25 13:13:02

Security Boulevard

Yet identities sprawl, duplicate and make connections far more than traditional perimeter safeguards like firewalls. Imagine distributing thousands of firewalls and leaving them open to consume and be consumed by third-party applications with nothing but a sign-up form to make the arrangement. Does that seem safe? Continuity.

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GUEST ESSAY: A primer on NIST 207A — guidance for adding ZTNA to cloud-native platforms

The Last Watchdog

Zero trust networking architecture (ZTNA) is a way of solving security challenges in a cloud-first world. Encryption in transit provides eavesdropping protection and payload authenticity. More importantly, it provides message authenticity: a bad actor cannot change the data or instructions being sent.

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GUEST ESSAY: Taking a systematic approach to achieving secured, ethical AI model development

The Last Watchdog

Digital signatures ensure the integrity and authenticity of models, confirming they have not been altered. Implementing robust network security protocols, including firewalls and intrusion detection systems, is necessary to block unauthorized access. Monitoring user activity helps detect and respond to potential security incidents.

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GUEST ESSAY: Testing principles to mitigate real-world risks to ‘SASE’ and ‘Zero Trust’ systems

The Last Watchdog

Each of these elements must be validated across multiple security controls, like next-generation firewall (NGFW) and data loss protection (DLP) tools. SASE architectures must be validated end to end—from users and branches, through SASE points of presence, to cloud application servers.

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Top 5 Cyber Predictions for 2024: A CISO Perspective

Security Boulevard

The fall of VPNs and firewalls The cyberthreats and trends of 2023 send a clear message to organizations: they must evolve their security strategies to the times and embrace a zero trust architecture. As such, it is imperative to prioritize these security measures in 2024.

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