Why Sandboxing? Sandboxing is an effective way to improve your organization’s security, since it’s proactive and offers the highest possible threat detection rate. Read more about the benefits of sandboxing below. How Sandboxing Works Sandboxing works by keeping potentially malicious…
why we need a ztna architecture? Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is the technology that makes it possible to implement a Zero Trust security model. “Zero Trust” is an IT security model that assumes threats are present both inside and outside a network. Consequently, Zero Trust requires strict verification for every user and every device before authorizing…
Ransomware is a form of malware that locks the user out of their files or their device, then demands a payment to restore access. Ransomware attackers hit businesses, organizations, and individuals alike. How do I get ransomware? Malspam: To gain access, some threat actors use spam, where they send an…
What is SASE? The secure access service edge (SASE), pronounced like “sassy”) is a framework identified by Gartner as a means to securely connect entities such as users, systems, and endpoint devices to applications and services that may be located anywhere. Crucially, SASE is not one technology. In its 2019 report “The Future of Network Security is…