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“The Intrusion Detection System/Intrusion Prevention System (IDS/IPS) Market delivers an in-depth analysis of leading and emerging players in the market.

The primary trend we’ve seen since the surge in remote working is a far more distributed network edge, encompassing everything from remote workers to IoT devices.

Quoting Wikipedia, “observability” originates from control theory, which measures how well a system’s state can be determined from its outputs. Similarly, in software, observability refers to how well we can understand a system’s state from the obtained telemetry, including metrics, logs, traces, and profiling.

Single-vendor SASE solutions are expected to grow twice as fast as multi-vendor approaches, according to a recent forecast report by Dell’Oro Group, a global infrastructure research firm.

Thanks to rapid cloud adoption and hybrid work models, the number of security tools being managed today hovers at around 76 per organization.

SASE as a term, was coined by Gartner analysts Neil McDonald and Joe Skorupa in 2019 to convey the idea of delivering WAN (wide area networking) and security solutions in a simple, flexible and secure package that offers

What service-level agreements are channel companies and their partners putting in place? Comms Business finds out more.

The pandemic completely transformed the way we work and how modern IT leaders will view network and security, likely forever. With remote and hybrid workforces becoming the new norm, employees have had to adapt to meet the changing needs of their customers who now expect a seamless, high-quality experience regardless of where and how they […]

The Comms Business Awards shine a light on innovative companies, pioneering projects and new ideas from across the Channel. Congratulations to this year’s winners!

Norwegian recycling company Tomra has disconnected and isolated certain systems after an “extensive” cyberattack.

Srini Addepalli of Aryaka examines key requirements of zero trust as outlined in NIST’s ZTA SP-800-207, the January 2022 executive order and memorandum M-22-09 and demonstrates how SASE/SSE solutions fulfill those requirements.

Microsoft is getting ready to muscle its way into the burgeoning security service edge (SSE) space, the growth of which is fueled in large part by the ongoing trend toward hybrid and remote work that rapidly accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic.