Zero trust stories

CrowdStrike has expanded its Zero Trust support to macOS and Linux to further help with cross-platform protection and expansion of partnerships.>>

The shift to work-from-anywhere has spotlighted zero-trust network access, as organisations need to protect important assets from workers connecting from poorly protected home networks.>>

"As organisations implement zero-trust security frameworks, the ability to automate patching so they can better trust assets becomes a foundational aspect of their cyber defence strategy.”>>

New cyber fears as The British Council falls victim to two successful ransomware attacks.>>

"To properly secure cloud workloads, three critical areas - security, connectivity, and performance - need to be addressed.">>

Key senior technology management from the company have issued their predictions for 2022, providing advice to enterprises on trends in the year ahead for Zero Trust, blockchain, Wi-Fi, AIOps, cloud and 5G adoption.>>

Cloudflare has announced it has joined the Microsoft 365 Networking Partner Program.>>

According to the research, zero trust is a main security priority for most organisations, but comprehensive understanding and adoption of the Forrester-founded framework remains inconsistent.>>

Let's delve deeper into a Dark Web investigation which discusses the rapid growth of Dark Web activity and suggests ways to protect an organisation's data.>>

Cloudflare has announced it is expanding its Zero Trust firewall capabilities while also revealing a new program to help customers migrate from legacy hardware to the Cloudflare One suite of Zero Trust solutions.>>

As organisations move to more strategic decision making and re-evaluate the risks of the difficult and unexpected accelerated transition, cyber threats have increased dramatically, and organisations are more exposed than ever.>>

HashiCorp has announced that the HashiCorp Cloud Platform is now available in Asia-Pacific and Japan. >>

In the background of our Zoom call is a poster on the wall of Guccione's office. It reads, "Cybersecurity starts here." >>

Imagine an organisation’s information infrastructure as something like a bank’s safe deposit box service, with security guards on the door.>>

BlackBerry has announced a new technology integration between Okta's Identity Cloud and BlackBerry Spark unified endpoint management.>>

Speaking in his first IT Jam for the company, the interviewee in today's video is SonicWall vice president of products, Jayant Thakre.>>

The guiding principle of a zero trust security model is that no-one in an organisation — from a new recruit to the CISO — is granted intrinsic trust to access the network.>>

"It is imperative that businesses continue to be vigilant in anticipating new threats that emerge in this new digital landscape.">>

"By open sourcing Zero-Trust Access and GitOps services, we are doing our part in furthering the community's goals of making cloud-native computing ubiquitous.">>

With the push to zero trust, we have a rare opportunity to fix today’s pressing cybersecurity issues and build a better model of thinking about cybersecurity.>>

"Organisations must approach cybersecurity with a completely different mindset. Practices considered good enough in the recent past are no longer sufficient.”>>

"Together, Siemens and Zscaler are now bringing the benefits of zero trust to OT environments, thereby increasing control and protection mechanisms for all technology assets, including in production environments.">>

In this interview, we talk to Bitglass senior director of marketing Jonathan Andresen, who is back for his fourth IT Jam. >>

“While it’s positive to see more leaders engaging in strategic approaches to securing their organisation, it’s important to keep their energy focused on the fundamentals of cybersecurity.">>