TAP Into Technology Blog: Inline Security (2)
7 Threat Hunting Best Practices to Keep Your Network Secure
Threat hunting is one of the few IT terms I've come across that probably sounds cool to people who aren't engineers. But cyber threat hunting is more than just an industry buzzword—or an edgy-sounding skill to add to your resume. It's also...
Why Cybersecurity Relies on Redundancy to Ensure Network Availability
Today, 50% of large enterprises are spending over $1 million annually on cybersecurity.1 The worldwide information security market is forecast to reach over $170 billion by 2022, as enterprises are making huge investments when it comes to...
IDS vs IPS Go-to Tools for Modern Security Stacks
As new threats emerge every day, the risks companies face not properly securing network data is growing more widespread and costly than ever. 15% of data breaches involve Healthcare organizations, 10% in the Financial industry and 16% in...
Adapting to New Security Demands at the Edge
In Part 1 of this “Master the Edge of the Network” series, we talked about the key networking factors you have to consider managing the edge of the network to gain these edge computing benefits. But edge computing isn’t without challenges....
How Historical Look-back is Revolutionizing Network Forensics and Inline Deployment
As you can imagine, cyberattacks are now increasing year over year from a combination of cybercriminals, hackers, malicious insiders, unwitting insiders, nation-state attackers and hacktivists. Their attack methods include social...
The 101 Series: Out-of-Band vs Inline Network Security
Designing a modern cybersecurity strategy is no easy feat, as it must protect all components of a complex network, while having a limited effect on performance. As expected, we get a lot of questions about the differences between an inline...