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Real Talk with CCSPs: An Interview with Panagiotis Soulos

CyberSecurity Insiders

A: That happened while finishing my bachelor's degree in 2004. I was motivated by another student who was about to take the master's degree for network security in the UK at Royal Holloway. To combat that, we have to use specific strategies, such as zero trust architectures, and defense in depth solutions.

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Top Network Detection & Response (NDR) Solutions

eSecurity Planet

Today, both outsiders with the right social engineering skills and disgruntled personnel pose risks to sensitive data when network architectures fail to implement microsegmentation and advanced network traffic analysis (NTA). ExtraHop’s three core NDR solutions cover cloud security, network security, and IT operations.

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Best Network Monitoring Tools for 2022

eSecurity Planet

Founded in 2010 by veteran SaaS and DevOps industry leaders, Datadog specializes in optimizing the service-oriented architecture, helping organizations monitor user journeys and explore service relationships. Administrators can group traffic by container , team, or office and filter data by tag, device, or host. VIAVI Features.

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Top SD-WAN Solutions for Enterprise Security

eSecurity Planet

The emergence of SD-WAN and SASE technologies bundled together has led many vendors to address both advanced routing and network security vendors for clients. Networking specialists like Cisco and HPE’s Aruba are moving deeper into security. Juniper Networks. Features: Open Systems Secure SD-WAN and SASE.

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MY TAKE: What it takes to beat cybercrime in the age of DX and IoT: personal responsibility

The Last Watchdog

Back in 2004, when I co-wrote this USA TODAY cover story about spam -spreading botnets, I recall advising my editor to expect cybersecurity to be a headline-grabbing topic for a year or two more, tops. Related: A primer on machine-identity exposures. I was wrong. And sure enough, enterprising cybercriminals wasted no time taking advantage.