Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Protecting Client Data: Access Control Management for White-Label Agencies

White-label partnerships are a great way to get business opportunities, but they come with their own security risks. Client data typically includes personally identifiable information, financial details, business intelligence, and login credentials. Cybercriminals consider these prime targets. The financial impact of a single breach can hurt your bottom line, destroy your reputation, and create legal headaches.

Extending Zero Trust to Every Endpoint

Learn how to evolve your Zero Trust strategy with expert insights from LevelBlue. As organizations grow and face new compliance challenges, securing access to data and applications is more critical than ever. In this Zero Trust webinar, our cybersecurity experts explore how to build a unified, resilient Zero Trust framework using managed security services that combine endpoint security and network security.

Zero Trust IoT Security: From Discovery to Continuous Compliance

For years, cybersecurity strategies relied on the idea of a trusted perimeter — a secure boundary around corporate networks. However, traditional perimeter security, while once effective, is increasingly limited in dynamic IoT environments where devices operate outside fixed boundaries. In 2025, that concept is obsolete.

Future-Proof Your Business with SASE and Zero Trust

Today’s enterprises are facing relentless change. Digital transformation, cloud migration, hybrid work, and M&A are moving faster than most IT organizations can keep up with. While the business demands speed and agility, IT and security teams are often constrained by fragmented tools, legacy systems, and skill shortages. As a result, CxOs are caught between two priorities: enabling innovation and ensuring a secure enterprise.

MSP Zero Trust Analysis Map

Uncovering your clients’ hidden security gaps just got easier. Our new Zero Trust Gap Analysis Map helps you quickly identify where your clients are vulnerable, turning a complex topic into a clear, actionable conversation. In this video, we'll show you how to use this free, five-minute Google Sheets-based tool to assess a client's Zero Trust readiness. You'll learn how to pinpoint critical security gaps in key areas like identity, devices, and networks, generating an easy-to-read dashboard that highlights their biggest risks.

How CISOs Apply Zero Trust Thinking to Credential Harvesting Prevention

A customer opens their bank’s login page. At least, that’s what they think. The design is flawless, the fields are familiar. But it’s a cloned site built to harvest credentials. Within seconds, their details are replayed against the genuine portal. To the bank’s defenses, it looks like business as usual – same username, same password, same MFA prompt. This is the reality of credential harvesting, one of the most common precursors to account takeover.

Cato ZTNA: True Zero Trust Without Trade-Offs

Remote access is evolving – and legacy VPNs can’t adapt. In this video, see how Cato ZTNA delivers secure, scalable, and seamless access without the trade-offs of traditional VPNs or basic ZTNA tools. Discover how Cato provides: Universal ZTNA with one unified access policy everywhere Real-time Context Sharing for consistent enforcement across networking and security Zero Trust for Anyone, Anywhere, delivering secure access for all users and devices, including BYOD and contractors.

Powering Zero Trust Networking with Elastic and Gigamon AMI

The cybersecurity perimeter is gone. In its place, a far more resilient framework has emerged: Zero Trust Networking (ZTN). This security model assumes no transaction is automatically permitted. Every connection, request, and data flow must be verified continuously. Learn how Elastic and Gigamon Application Metadata Intelligence (AMI) enable a security posture built on constant verification, rapid response, and adaptive trust.

The MemcycoFM Show: Ep 15 - How CISOs Apply Zero Trust Thinking to Credential Harvesting Prevention

A customer opens their bank’s login page. At least, that’s what they think. The design is flawless, the fields are familiar. But it’s a cloned site built to harvest credentials. Within seconds, their details are replayed against the genuine portal. To the bank’s defenses, it looks like business as usual — same username, same password, same MFA prompt.