Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

When an enterprise looks for a network security provider, whether implementing a SASE solution or not, one of its pillar requirements is complete visibility of the assets it holds, which provides the ability to manage its devices. Identifying devices in a network, commonly known as device fingerprinting, provides an enterprise with the ability to control their inventory, which could be a challenging task for companies spread across multiple sites, countries, hybrid datacenters or continents.

Hiding your IP address doesn’t require a deep level of hacking technology; you can hide it quickly and prevent hackers, internet service providers, and companies from monitoring your online activity. So how can this be achieved? There are a few ways, and we will cover the most popular ones throughout this article so you can choose the best method to fit your needs, including how to hide your IP address without a VPN. Ready to start surfing in privacy and hide your IP address like a boss?

Malicious files continue to be a significant threat to organizations; SonicWall reported more than six billion malware attacks in 2023. To help organizations prepare for and stay ahead of these threats, we’re introducing an integration with YARA that offers a deeper level of inspection for files across enterprise networks while helping security teams consolidate their toolset in the process.

Alert fatigue is the process of burning out and losing sensitivity to security alerts caused by a deluge of security alerts. Security systems generate a constant flow of alerts in modern network environments, ranging from minor irregularities to severe threats. But not all these alerts are equal in importance, and many of them are false positive alerts or low-priority problems.

Healthcare has become more digitized; medical devices play an increasingly vital role in patient care. Alongside these advancements, any medical device connected to the internet can become a vulnerable entry point for cyberthreats. Hospitals and healthcare providers must take proactive steps to protect these devices, ensuring their reliability while safeguarding patient data and network integrity.