by Dominique van Arkel | Feb 27, 2023 | Cato, General news, Security
In 2020 Gartner predicted: “By 2024, more than 60% of software-defined, wide-area network (SD-WAN) customers will have implemented a secure access service edge (SASE) architecture, compared with about 35% in 2020.” The rapid shift is in full motion: more...
by Dominique van Arkel | Mar 7, 2022 | General news, Security, Zscaler Security
The transition to modern work environments is in full swing In the early days of the pandemic, the sudden need for employees to work outside the secure confines of the corporate network was a challenge for many IT departments. The majority of employees now work from...
by Dominique van Arkel | Mar 7, 2022 | General news, Security, Zscaler Security
When the IT infrastructure collects dust, it becomes a security risk. Over the years, companies have built up a “debt” in IT infrastructure, which could become a security risk as the world moves towards hybrid work models. We often do this at home too:...
by Dominique van Arkel | Mar 7, 2022 | General news, Security, Zscaler Security
Most people have become accustomed to working from home in recent months. After the initial rapid transition to home working at the start of the pandemic and the battle to enable secure connections to applications and data in the multi-cloud and data center, IT teams...
by Dominique van Arkel | Mar 7, 2022 | General news, Security, Zscaler Security
The modern workplace is undergoing a metamorphosis. The focus on the corporate network has decreased as businesses’ reliance on the internet has increased. Thanks to the pandemic, which has made remote working the new norm. As a result, the attack surface for...
by Dominique van Arkel | Sep 6, 2021 | General news, Security, Zscaler Security
Ede, The Netherlands – September 6, 2021 — Horizon Telecom, a leading provider of enterprise communication and connectivity for global enterprises, and Zscaler™, the worldwide leader in cloud security, today announced their partnership to provide the powerful...
