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In the following piece, he sheds
light on some of the crucial
aspects of information security.
Continue reading to find
out more.
Key Technologies Defining the
Info Sec Landscape
T h e k e y t e c h n o l o g i e s
Information security are as
follows :
Access Control & Detection
Antivirus & Antispam and Encryption
Firewalls
IPS & IDS
Internet Security
MFA
Network Security
PIM/PAM, SIEM
Trends Visible in the Info Sec
Space
The globe is eagerly awaiting
many trends. However, the most
recent information security
trends in the current security
market include:
SASE-SASE, or secure access
service edge, is a new idea in
cybersecurity. Network and
s e c u r i t y - a s - a - s e r v i c e
activities are combined into
one cloud service under the
SASE cloud architecture model.
Thanks to SASE, organizations
can integrate their network and
security solutions into a single
management panel.
ZTNA-The zero trust security
model also referred to as zero
trust architecture (ZNA), zero
trust network architecture, or
zero trust network access -
(ZTNA), outlines a method for
designing and putting IT
systems into place. "Never trust,
always verify" is the guiding
principle of the zero trust
o f security model, which states
that devices shouldn't be
trusted by default, even if they
a r e c o n n e c t e d t o a New Generation
permissions network like a
corporate LAN, and even if they
have already been confirmed.
XDR-In addition to apps and
endpoints, networks and
clouds are also included in
Enhanced Detection and
Response (XDR), a collection of
tools and data that offers
extended visibility, analysis,
a n d r e s p o n s e . E n d p o i n t
detection and response (EDR)
security has progressed to a
m o r e a d v a n c e d a n d
sophisticated level with XDR.
Info Security Initiatives
Zero Trust Network Security is the
most important Information
S e c u r i t y i n i t i a t i v e
organizations to implement over
t h e n e x t fi v e y e a r s .
technology that enables the
implementation of a Zero Trust
security paradigm is called Zero
Trust Network Access (ZTNA).
A "zero trust" approach to IT
security implies that risks exist
inside and outside a network. As
a result, Zero Trust strictly verifies
each user and device before
granting access to internal
resources.
Security Training for the
T h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n o f
cybersecurity experts recognizes
the value of training and
certifications that keep them
abreast of new security breach
techniques.
The Changing Role of the
Distributors
Distributors play an important
role as they keep identifying new
technology vendors in the
market and feeding us more
information about the same.
InfoSec Big Bets for 2022
and Beyond
In the past three to four
years, we have focused on
SD-WAN, PIM/PAM, and XDR,
in addition to applications
f o r and network firewalls.
T h e Cloud security will be our main
priority for the next three to four
years.
August 2022