Network segmentation is all about dividing your existing network into smaller pieces as this can have significant security and performance benefits. Here's how to implement it in five basic steps. Our ...

As part of a robust cybersecurity strategy, organizations often turn to network segregation to help limit the damage caused by a successful cyberattack and protect sensitive data. Dividing a network ...

An effective technique to strengthen security, network segmentation is a physical or virtual architectural approach dividing a network into multiple segments, each acting as its own subnetwork ...

Federal agencies will be required to segment their networks down to the level of individual applications, which can limit the reach of cyberattacks. As federal agencies contemplate how to achieve a ...

To get the defense-in-depth strategy of network segmentation in place without using VLANs, you've got plenty of software ...

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 ...

Setting up network segmentation is best practice, whether using a series of VLANs or some other method. While we tend to ...

Security incidents and breaches are all too common. Stats abound about the success of phishing campaigns, despite regular security awareness and education provided to end-users. Why does this matter?

Fighting ransomware, watching for deepfakes, and implementing network segmentation in complex enterprise environments are top-of-mind issues for today’s security practitioners. New approaches are ...

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zero Networks, a leading provider of zero trust network security solutions, today announced the addition of identity segmentation capabilities within the Zero Networks ...

Deploying microsegmentation as part of a broad IoT security strategy can enable more granular control of network systems and better isolation if a security flaw is exploited. The Internet of Things ...