Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

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How a Private Cloud Approach to SASE Helped Reduce Disruption From a Severed Sub-sea Cable

It feels like sub-sea cable disruptions are becoming ever more common, with recent reports of major outages caused by severed cables in the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the North Sea, and—most recently—off the coast of Africa.

Winning the 10G Race with Cato

The rapidly evolving technology and digital transformation landscape has ushered in increased requirements for high-speed connectivity to accommodate high-bandwidth application and service demands. Numerous use cases, such as streaming media, internet gaming, complex data analytics, and real-time collaboration, require we go beyond today’s connectivity trends to define new ones.

Challenges of Law Enforcement in the Digital Age Navigating the Limits of Disruption

Join us as we navigate the complex challenges faced by law enforcement in the digital age. Despite efforts to take down, disrupt, and pressure criminal elements, the reality remains that these actions may not be enough to halt their activities. In this candid discussion, we explore the limitations of law enforcement in combating digital crime, acknowledging the difficulties they face in reaching elusive perpetrators hiding across the globe. While not dismissing their efforts entirely, we recognize the inherent challenges they encounter when confronting organized crime in cyberspace.

The Forescout Platform

Manage risks. Contain events. Mitigate threats. The Forescout Platform continuously identifies, protects and ensures the compliance of all managed and unmanaged cyber assets – IT, IoT, IoMT and OT – without business disruption. It delivers comprehensive capabilities for network security, risk and exposure management, and extended detection and response. With seamless context sharing and workflow orchestration via ecosystem partners, it enables you to more effectively manage cyber risk and mitigate threats.

Does a VPN Protect You From Hackers?

While VPNs may protect you from some types of cyber attacks launched by hackers, they don’t protect you from all of them. For example, VPNs may protect you from Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks, remote hacking, Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks and session hijacking, but VPNs will not protect you from hackers who steal encryption keys, or from account compromise, phishing attacks or illegitimate websites.