Cricket Liu of Infoblox suggests taking a look at your DNS infrastructure with an eye on how to tighten your overall defensive posture in this guest blog.
October 27, 2021Mark CoxComments Off on Ingram Micro partners with IT advisor firm NightDragon to optimize channel Go-to-Market for NightDragon portfolio companies
NightDragon’s portfolio companies are all late stage startups, but their channel awareness ranges from excellent, through flawed to poor, and the companies think Ingram will bring particular value to these less skilled channel companies.
Replacing a VPN with a zero-trust approach can increase network security while also improving the user experience for remote employees, writes Barracuda MSP’s Chris Crellin.
October 26, 2021Mark CoxComments Off on Illumio adds agentless cloud-native visibility and control solution to Zero Trust Segmentation portfolio with Illumio CloudSecure
Illumio CloudSecure brings agentless visibility and cloud-native control capability to cloud environments, and in conjunction with the Illumio Core platform, provides full visibility in management in hybrid environments as well.
October 26, 2021Mark CoxComments Off on Piiano emerges from stealth with Piiano’s Vault for PII protection
Piiano wants to provide a more effective way to protect PII, in a way that will get developers to rethink how they deal with it, and produce order and secure development.
October 26, 2021Mark CoxComments Off on Armis launches first partner program to bring structure to relationships as company moves from hybrid to channel model
Armis, which makes a unified asset visibility and security platform, is unveiling their APEX Partner Program, which will identify committed partners and provide them with strong rewards.
Misconfigurations of cloud resources can lead to various security incidents and ultimately cost your organization dearly. Here’s what you can do to prevent cloud configuration conundrums.
October 25, 2021Mark CoxComments Off on Trend Micro launches Cloud One platform in Canadian cloud through AWS
Trend Micro has served its Canadian customers who require data to be resident in Canada through its Deep Security, which is available on-prem as well as in the cloud, but Trend is now pursuing a cloud-first global strategy, and the Canadian data centre is part of that.
In this guest blog, Fortinet’s Sean Campbell offers a roadmap to get your customers ready for the changing security environment revealed by the company’s Global Threat Landscape report.