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What’s next for network firewalls?

CIO Business Intelligence

Firewalls have come a long way from their humble beginnings of assessing network traffic based on appearance alone. Here are six predictions for the future of the firewall. Convergence also is happening in different formats; now security convergence is happening in appliances, virtual machines, cloud-delivered services, and containers. Convergence

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A Flicker Of Light: A new security stack points the path to safety

CTOvision

In panic, many organizations deployed more security products or utilized capabilities like Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to create virtual air gaps. Conceptually the new security stack is a hardware-based virtual enclave. Sadly the short-term fixes often created new vulnerabilities or impeded end-to-end visibility.

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Enhancing Private 5G Security in industrial deployments

CIO Business Intelligence

The technology also facilitates network slicing, which allows organisations to create wireless virtual networks for specific applications or departments. More than ever, businesses are concerned that threat actors could place malware on their OT networks and syphon valuable data over an extended period.

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Your attack surface is showing, Unit 42 warns enterprises

Network World

Security risks are often exacerbated by vulnerabilities in internet-accessible administrative login pages of core networking and security appliances, including routers, firewalls and VPNs, Unit 42 stated. Application layer protocols such as SNMP, NetBIOS and PPTP are most often susceptible.

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Cybersecurity: Is AI Ready for Primetime In Cyber Defense?

CTOvision

Analysts believe that most malware goes undetected from 100-250+ days. What if machines could detect malware early in the kill chain? Analysts estimate up to 40% of machines on our networks are infected with malware. Malware is a big problem for analysts. A Recipe for Teaching Computers to Identify Malware.

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You can easily virtualize your physical storage

Dataconomy

Server virtualization can do the trick for you if you also struggle to scale your applications to meet growing demands without breaking the bank. Server virtualization is a game-changing technology that has revolutionized the way organizations deploy and manage their IT infrastructure.

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Death of the VPN: A Security Eulogy

SecureWorld News

Trust can be a hard thing to come by in this world but in the world of cybersecurity, trust is virtually non-existent, or at least it should be. As the internet rapidly expanded, so did viruses, malware and a plethora of attacks targeting end users and even their networks.

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