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Why Asset Visibility Alone Isn't Enough

Knowing a device exists is only the first step. In this clip, David Clapp explains why effective risk management requires more than asset inventory. Factors like device type, ownership, business role, network location, communication patterns, and reachability all contribute to understanding risk and making informed security decisions.

The Gap Between Security Dashboards and Decisions

Security teams often invest in more dashboards, more alerts, and more visibility. But when does visibility become noise? In this clip, David Clapp explains why security improvements come from actionability, not just awareness, and how organizations can close the gap between findings and decisions.

Segmenting visibility with DNS Views for tighter network access control

Most organizations experience a strange DNS problem at some point: The same domain name means something different depending on who's asking for it. For example, a single internal app, workspace.company.com, might need to serve a locked-down instance to finance, a live staging build to engineering, and a stable production build to support — all under one domain and from the same DNS server.

The GitHub Outage: How AI-Native SASE Visibility Turns Disruption into Decision

On August 17, 2026 at 13:40 UTC, GitHub first publicly logged that it was investigating elevated errors and latency issues, later reporting broad impact across web and API traffic, Git operations, Actions, Pull Requests, Issues, Pages, Webhooks, and identity-related services. The outage had significant implications for development teams. When GitHub degrades, developer workflows can stop quickly.