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July 2024

SASE for Remote and Hybrid Workforces

The post-COVID era also marked the beginning of the transition to a remote and hybrid workforce. According to ESG Research, almost 75% of enterprises expect to support at least 25 remote locations over the next two years. Among American companies, 48% of employees want to continue working from home at least in a partial capacity. Similarly, 62% of employees still prefer the hybrid working model - or entirely from their homes.

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July 2024

Understanding Identity and Access Management in SASE

For long, the cloud was seen as an enabler of digital transformation for enterprises of all sizes. Gartner expects that the global spending on public cloud services alone will surpass USD 1 Trillion by 2027. The pandemic-driven remote work paradigm combined with an increased preference for digital-first services by consumers has further contributed to the accelerated cloud adoption trend we see today. Businesses are racing ahead to transition both their own operational systems as well as customer-facing channels from on-premises to the cloud.

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June 2024

Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2024

As we gear up for 2024, the landscape of digital defense is set to witness seismic shifts. Picture this: an astonishing 2,200 cyberattacks unfurling each day, with the ominous drumbeat of an attack striking every 39 seconds on average. The toll isn't merely measured in breaches but also the financial fallout, with data breaches in the US alone demanding a jaw-dropping average of $9.48 million per incident.

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April 2024

How to Secure Microservice Architectures with SASE Principles

The advent of hybrid work models and Internet-based software has rendered traditional network security frameworks insufficient. Implementing principles of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) offers a novel resolution to these obstacles. In this article, we will delve into how incorporating microservice architectures can effectively apply SASE and establish a robust framework for application development and deployment during the era of remote work and cloud computing.

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April 2024

Is macOS Driver Development Still Relevant? Debunking the Myths and Exploring the Future

Everything is going wi-fi. So why are we still talking about macOS driver development? When you talk about drivers, it usually is the Windows PCs that come to mind. Mac has not been showing up in the driver conversation as often. That is mainly because macOS does not need drivers for a lot of hardware.

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April 2024

Zero Trust and SASE - The Perfect Marriage for Modern Cybersecurity

The increased utilization of cloud services, the transition to remote work, and the escalating complexity of cyberattacks render traditional security measures inadequate for safeguarding data and systems. Consequently, a new approach has emerged towards security, and it is called Zero Trust. When amalgamated with Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), it offers an all-encompassing solution to contemporary cybersecurity issues.

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March 2024

Securing Cloud Infrastructure with Micro-perimeters

The escalating demand for cloud services triggers a surge in industries' deployments of cloud infrastructure. Organizations, enticed by the convenience and efficacy inherent in cloud computing, are transitioning their data and applications to these platforms; yet this choice presents unique security challenges as well. The constant threat of unauthorized access, hacking, and data breaches accompanies the accessing and storing of data in the cloud.

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February 2024

What is Security Observability and Why Do Organizations Need It?

The fusion of cybersecurity analytics and observability has emerged as an essential force, modifying the foundations of organizational security in a digital world brimming with advancing cyber threats.Forecasts project that the cybersecurity analytics market will reach $8.88 billion and the observability market will experience a surge of nearly 50% by the end of 2024

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November 2023

Implementing a Zero Trust Framework: Step-by-Step Guide

The traditional security model of trusting everything within a network perimeter has become obsolete. In its place, the concept of "Zero Trust" has emerged as a beacon of security resilience. With the global Zero Trust market projected to skyrocket to a staggering $60 billion by 2027, it's evident that businesses across the world are recognizing the urgency of implementing this approach.

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October 2023

What Does the Future of Networking Look Like with SASE?

In 2019, Gartner predicted that the "future of network security is in the cloud." Fast forward to today, and it seems that the future of networking has already arrived in the form of Secure Access Service Edge or SASE. Driven by the growth of hybrid work, SASE technology will continue to post healthy growth rates in 2023 and beyond. The latest analysis reveals that the global market size for SASE will grow from $1.9 billion in 2023 to $5.9 billion by 2028.

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October 2023

Crucial Components - The Key to macOS Security Lies in Its Drivers

In a software-driven world, device drivers are the workhorses that enable smooth communication between the operating system and the several pieces of hardware attached to a PC. Device drivers are quite critical since they facilitate smooth communication between hardware and software. Drivers, however, are usually associated with Windows PCs more than Macs. This is mainly because macOS doesn't rely on drivers for a variety of hardware.

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September 2023

Building a World-Class Endpoint Security Product: Key Strategies for Success

Today, most endpoint protection products are developed based on the model of defense-in-depth — in other words, adding layers of protection to an attack surface. Unfortunately, this approach isn't going to cut it with cyber criminals becoming increasingly sophisticated. Building a world-class endpoint security product is no easy feat; it requires a robust strategy that hinges on many vital factors. Here's how you can go about it:

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August 2023

Extending Security to Dynamic Workloads and Containers with Zero Trust (ZT)

As per a recent analysis, companies that had adopted a zero trust security approach paid $4.15 million on average for a data breach, compared to $5.10 million that companies with no zero trust policy in place had to pay. In an era where traditional trust models fall short, zero trust challenges the norm by refraining from relying on users or third-party applications within internal environments. And as we delve into the significance of zero trust for dynamic workloads and containers

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August 2023

Building Advanced Threat Detection and Prevention Solutions

In 2022, there was a 38% rise in cyberattacks globally when compared to the previous year. As consumer demand continues to push enterprises to scale new heights in the digital realm, they must also be cautious about treading a safer path in achieving milestones of the journey. Endpoint protection is a critical aspect of fortifying the business's digital landscape from a wide range of threats and vulnerabilities that have the potential to destroy years of hard work in a matter of seconds.

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July 2023

ZTNA: Enabling Secure Remote and Third-Party Access

For long, virtual private networks (VPNs) were the answer for secured access for remote working users. With the ongoing global shift to remote working, organizations can no longer simply depend on VPNs to manage their confidential data. For instance, VPNs do not enable granular control, thus increasing the vulnerability to data breaches, compromised credentials, and insider threats.

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May 2023

Zero Trust Security - What It Is and Why Organizations Must Adopt It in 2023

For a long time, organizations believed that cybersecurity attacks occurred due to bad external actors. They functioned on the belief that everything inside the organization is safe. They formulated security strategies and invested in cybersecurity technologies based on those beliefs. However, a closer look at the patterns and the rise in cybersecurity attacks revealed that internal networks, endpoints, and assets could equally pose cybersecurity risks to organizations.

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December 2022

What Makes macOS Development Complicated and Why It Makes Sense to Work with Experts

Getting trained software developers for macOS is difficult compared to PC-based Windows or Linux programmers. The macOS itself has several development platforms, which makes it even more difficult to get access to programmers on each platform. The question is not whether programmers know scripting or coding in C++; the issue of expertise arises as the whole architecture and environment of macOS is different from that of mainstream PC programming on Windows.

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September 2022

The Role of AI and ML in Shaping the Future of Endpoint Security

As the world of work adopts new ways of working, the focus on endpoint security will only increase. AL and ML will provide critical insight about incidents, empower an organization to respond faster, and make the security perimeter more relevant to the new world.

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March 2022

Why VPNs are becoming obsolete?

Why VPNs are becoming obsolete? Are VPNs a thing of the past? Hope this article helps you get an answer.

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March 2022

Endpoint Security in The Age of Remote Working

The days when remote working was limited to sales teams and field agents are long gone! The pandemic has ushered in a new era of hybrid work, where almost every company today is offering some form of remote working.

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February 2022

How Enterprise Security Products Can Achieve Faster Time To Market

Unlike consumer security products that require only a few security boxes to be ticked during the development phase, enterprise security products are extremely complex to develop and secure because they are susceptible to a wider range of threats and risks.

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July 2021

How to securely store the credentials?

I am sure every developer has encountered this question ‘How to securely store the credentials?’. This article explains a method of securely storing & transiting the credentials and retrieving them when needed.

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April 2021

Time to move from Kernel Extension to System Extension

So if you are a developer still working on Kernel Extension, it’s time to move to System Extension.

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February 2020

Hello Wordl!

We are excited to announce our new venture Incrux Technologies Private Limited.