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The cloud offers agility and speed for DevOps teams. Being able to spin up environments and create applications in a fraction of the time previously required helps organizations launch new capabilities for customers, employees, and vendors quickly. For most companies, this means reduced time to market and the ability to recognize revenue faster.
What do I say if my team discovers a breach of our digital assets? This is a question that requires understanding “defensible disclosure,” a term first employed in the statistical, medical, legal, and financial communities.* Understanding what this term means and how to live up to its expectations is key in an age where organizations regularly handle intrusions and, sometimes, suffer breaches.
Zero-trust network architecture (ZTNA) provides a holistic view of business cybersecurity that secures your applications and environment when accessed by any user, device, or location. A comprehensive zero-trust model enables you to mitigate, detect and respond to threats.
Prof. Avishai Wool, AlgoSec co-founder and CTO, breaks down the truths and myths about micro-segmentation and how organizations can better secure their network before their next cyberattack.
