The Necessity Of Zero Trust Architecture Zero trust architecture (ZTA) is a security framework that assumes no trust in any user or device, regardless of their location or network.

As enterprises build up their mobile, edge and cloud deployments, they’re being challenged to deliver a more efficient, scalable network-security architecture.

Zero trust represents a significant departure from traditional network-security architecture, which relies on granting users broad access to the network.

The ruthless atmosphere in the wireless LAN industry is reminiscent of five years ago, when the fat-vs.-thin access point and centralized architecture wars were peaking. Today, the impetus for ...

Think of your network security architecture like your home's, says security expert Marcia Wilson. Developing a security blueprint means knowing which possessions need to be protected and whether ...

Behind the SASE sizzle: Identifying the value of the network security architecture If secure access service edge were a pop icon, it would be Taylor Swift. Like Swifties, SASE fans can't get enough.

The agreement makes WatchGuard a key pillar of Girona FC's digital defense at the Montilivi stadium and at the training centre, in Vilablareix, the shops, and the Les Hortes residence. The Club will ...

Cisco is responding to the challenges posed by mobility, virtualization and cloud computing with a new security architecture that adds more context to the security policy equation.