One of the most buzzworthy terms in cybersecurity right now is the high-concept, somewhat cryptic construct called zero trust. In a nutshell, it’s designed to strengthen and tighten cybersecurity ...

Four out of five cybersecurity leaders now use micro-segmentation to protect corporate networks, according to a new study by cybersecurity company Byos. Micro-segmentation is the creation of zones in ...

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In the realm of cybersecurity, guidance from authoritative bodies like the National Security Agency (NSA) often carries significant weight. However, recent articulations around zero-trust principles ...

For all the advances of AI that machine learning brings to productivity and decision-making, it has a major downside: cybersecurity risks. Businesses often underestimate the security risks of adopting ...

Conventional network segmentation focuses on network performance and management. Micro-segmentation, in contrast, addresses critical issues related to security and business agility, protecting ...

Whether a company utilizes a private, hybrid or public cloud infrastructure or offers cloud services to others, it is critical that each cloud instance and service be isolated to help minimize the ...

‘Just as the waterproof bulkheads in a submarine prevent adjacent compartments from becoming flooded in the event of a hull breach, Guardicore’s micro-segmentation contains the ‘blast radius’ from a ...

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Byos (www.byos.io), the edge micro-segmentation company dedicated to helping organizations protect themselves from the risk of ubiquitous remote, guest and IoT ...

Network segmentation has been a security best practice for decades, yet for many reasons, not all network deployments have fully embraced the approach of microsegmentation. With ransomware attacks ...

We've all used a vast array of security products, processes, and policies in our ongoing attempts to secure the enterprise. Yet today, the risk of unwanted activity occurring inside the network is far ...