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BrandPost: 7 considerations for successful digital transformation

CSO Magazine

To remain agile and competitive, organizations must embrace digital transformation. But doing so securely means stepping outside the old ways of establishing a network perimeter, protecting it, and trusting everything inside. Yet, digital transformation requires more than technical expertise.

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NEWS ANALYSIS Q&A: Striving for contextual understanding as digital transformation plays out

The Last Watchdog

The tectonic shift of network security is gaining momentum, yet this transformation continues to lag far behind the accelerating pace of change in the operating environment. LW: Looking just ahead, which new security platforms or architectures do you expect to emerge as cornerstones?

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Boosting AppSec and Network Security With a Service Mesh

Security Boulevard

Next-gen applications, architectures and networks require a next-gen approach to security. Today’s organizations, as they continue executing their digital transformation initiatives, are in a constant battle to one-up potential hackers, attackers and bad actors—and for good reason.

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RSAC insights: ‘CAASM’ tools and practices get into the nitty gritty of closing network security gaps

The Last Watchdog

Remediating security gaps in modern networks, not surprisingly, can quickly devolve into a tangled mess. And because network security teams lack direct control, coordinating people, policies and infrastructure scattered across the organization has become impossible to get done in a timely manner.

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Transform your Architecture for the Cloud with MVISION UCE and SD-WAN

McAfee

“Features are a nice to have, but at the end of the day, all we care about when it comes to our web and cloud security is architecture.” – said no customer ever. As a result, organizations are coming around to the realization that digital transformation demands a corresponding network and security architectural transformation.

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Next-Generation Firewalls: A comprehensive guide for network security modernization

CyberSecurity Insiders

This not only helps protect against malicious content but also aligns seamlessly with contemporary networking topologies like Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) and zero-trust architectures. Firewalls primarily serve to protect against undesirable or malicious network traffic.

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Cisco Secure Workload and Secure Firewall: Strong Alone, Stronger Together

Tech Republic Security

The digital transformation era is changing how organizations leverage technology to fulfill their business objectives. One key change is in the approach to security. Traditional security architecture focused on a hardened perimeter with a vulnerable interior.