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Imagined as able to integrate directly with all the resources used by any organization, sans hardware, a SASE product will make it stunningly simple for the average IT employee to segment the network and create custom access profiles based on user roles, devices, or locations. At the same time he or she can enforce the use of advanced security features still sold separately, like IPSec tunneling, 2FA, DNS filtering, FWaaS, and CASB, and route employee traffic through secured gateways closest to wherever they choose to work. The Beacon is Lit It wasn’t the idea of SASE that signaled the starting gun for the security sector’s space race, it was the rush to support remote workers and the off-hand realization that SASE was a prebuilt solution. The rising trend of remote work has then also paralleled the prevalence of SASE in the market, and significant progress has occurred in the space to bring the horizon closer. In the near future, any enterprise-level company will only need to deploy a single product to secure its local and cloud networks, and the employees connecting to them from couches and cafes around the world. Mergers and acquisitions are happening at breakneck speed in the security industry right now, and the landscape a year from now will be nearly unrecognizable. Reminiscent of how other industries have seen their products and services consolidated (the evolution of Microsoft’s product suite into Office 365 is a clear example), security is soon to become a matter of simply point, and click. About the Author Amit Bareket is the Co-Founder and CEO of Perimeter 81. Amit is a cybersecurity expert with extensive experience in system architecture and software development. He is the author of 8 patents issued by the USPTO for storage, mobile applications and user interface. Prior to Perimeter 81, Amit worked as a Software Engineer for major enterprises including IBM XIV Storage and BigBand Networks. He served in the Israel Defense Force’s elite cyber intelligence unit and graduated Cum Laude with a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Economics from Tel Aviv University. Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 38 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Organizations: It’s Time to Rethink How You Protect Environments from Within By Richard Melick, senior technical product manager, Automox Many of us have made the shift to virtual with our work, school and social lives, as we all aim to protect ourselves and the community during this uncertain time. As such, it’s important to understand that with new virtual workflows comes an expanded attack surface for hackers to potentially exploit. In particular, many organizations are struggling with securing and hardening new and existing endpoints against critical vulnerabilities, an issue that has been exacerbated as remote work policies are enacted. Automox’s recent Cyber Hygiene Index surveyed 560 IT and security professionals and uncovered that less than 50 percent of organizations can patch vulnerable systems swiftly enough to protect against critical threats and zero-day attacks. Endpoint hardening is a critical component of any security strategy, and if not properly managed, can pose a major threat to an organization's infrastructure. Attackers only need to find one way in to victimize a system or device – and an endpoint that isn't equipped with the latest patches and security configurations is likely to be ripe with exploitable vulnerabilities. It is essentially leaving a door unlocked with a welcome sign out front for attackers. Is it possible to lessen devastating data breaches within enterprises? Yes, but effective cyber hygiene measures must be put into place, especially during transitional and uncertain times like today. Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 39 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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