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Internet Security as a Service

by Alexei Balaganski
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Alexei Balaganski
Lead Analyst
KuppingerCole
Alexei Balaganski
Alexei Balaganski ist Analyst mit speziellem Fokus auf den Bereich Cybersecurity. Sein großes technisches Verständnis erlaub es ihm Kunden auch bei komplexen Sichereheitsproblemen zu unterstützen. Vorher war er bei KuppingerColes als CTO tätig. Nach seinem Masterabschluss in...
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Mario Zimmler
Sales Engineer Central Europe
Zscaler
Mario Zimmler
Mario Zimmer ist Sales Engineer Central Europe bei Zscaler und bringt für diese Position die relevante Security Expertise im Hard- & Software-Umfeld mit.
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Zscaler
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KuppingerCole Webinars
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Re-Imagining Identity Management for the Digital Era
An explosion of digital identities, coupled with multi-cloud adoption and the trend of working from anywhere, is adding complexity to managing identities and access rights. An innovative strategy is needed to enable organizations to support business and security needs in the digital era.
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Managing Cyber Risk in a Hybrid Multi-Cloud IT Environment
Today’s IT environments blend applications and services from multiple public cloud networks, private clouds and on-prem networks, making it difficult to view and inventory assets deployed across complex hybrid networks, and keep track of the security risks. Organizations need to find a way to improve visibility, identify and prioritize risks, and maintain cyber resiliency.
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Debunking Common Myths about XDR
Cyber attacks are continually evolving and so are cyber defense technologies. In a few decades we have moved from anti-virus protection through an alphabet soup of acronyms, including EPP, EDR, EPDR, NDR, CWPP, SIEM, SOAR, and now XDR. It is therefore important for businesses to get a good understanding what combination of defense technologies to choose and why.
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Implementing Modern and Future-Proof PAM Solutions
Privilege Access Management (PAM) is changing, driven by the move of most businesses from on-prem IT applications and infrastructure to the cloud, resulting in a multi-could, multi-hybrid IT environment. This has resulted in a proliferation of privileged identities that need to be managed.
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The Future of Privileged Access Management
PAM is an established and essential discipline within IAM. Traditional PAM is primarily focused on securing privileged access, for instance of administrators, to servers and systems. In today’s dynamic IT environments, the need for just-in-time access and for supporting agile workloads in IaaS environments is growing. PAM must support these emerging needs. There also is a growing need for integration with other areas of IAM such as Access Management solutions.
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The Changing Scope of the NIS 2 EU Directive
The NIS Directive aimed at achieving a common standard of network and information security across all EU Member States, with a focus on operators of essential services, is scheduled for an update. Suppliers of utilities, healthcare, transport, communications, and other services need to know what changes are coming and what they need to do to comply.
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Taking the Risk Out of Key Digital Business Enablers: APIs
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are among the foundations of modern digital business. APIs are found everywhere due to a rapid growth in demand to expose and consume APIs to enable new business models and connect with partners and customers, but APIs are also a security risk that businesses can’t afford to ignore.
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Multi-Cloud Permissions Management
Most businesses are adopting cloud services from multiple providers to remain flexible, agile, efficient, and competitive, but many do not have enterprise-wide control over and visibility of tens of thousands of cloud access permissions, exposing the enterprise to risk of security breaches.
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Advanced Authorization in a Web 3.0 World
Business and just about every other kind of interaction is moving online, with billions of people, connected devices, machines, and bots sharing data via the internet. Consequently, managing who and what has access to what in what context, is extremely challenging. Business success depends on finding a solution.
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The Machine Monitoring Mandate
Governments world-wide are increasingly worried about the social unrest that could result from a cybersecurity compromise of critical infrastructure. This has highlighted the fact that the underlying operational technology (OT) is often inadequately protected, and that this must change.