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Netskope Claims 100% Legacy VPN Replacement With ZTNA Next

ZTNA Next is Netskope's new zero trust solution designed to support all relevant application use cases, including on-premises-hosted-VoIP.

April 18, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

SASE provider Netskope later this year plans to launch ZTNA Next, a new zero trust solution designed to support all relevant application use cases, including on-premise-hosted-VoIP thanks to an integration with the company’s software-based unified SASE client. According to the Santa Clara, Calif.-based firm, this is an evolution of the company’s zero trust network access […]

NASA’s Curiosity Software Update Makes Patch Tuesday Seem Like a Breeze

NASA spent nine years on a major software update to the Curiosity rover designed to help protect its wheels and make maneuvering easier.

April 17, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Patching and updating systems is one of the core responsibilities of an IT professional, yet that task often proves challenging depending on the number of devices and applications that need to be patched in the organization. However, those systems are typically located on Earth. Imagine trying to patch a system on an entirely different planet. […]

Audinate Unveils New API, Achieves AWS Technology Partner Status

Audinate's Dante Domain Manager 1.5 API boosts service providers' capabilities with touch panels, management and monitoring software and more.

April 17, 2023 Alyssa Borelli Leave a Comment

In Audinate news this week, the Portland, Ore., developer of the Dante AV-over-IP solution announced a new API for service providers and system integrators in the Dante Domain Manager 1.5. In addition, the company has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) Technology Partner status. Audinate’s New API Audinate’s latest API allows service providers, integrators, software developers […]

What is Going on With Microsoft Exchange Server Throttling and Blocking?

Microsoft will begin throttling and blocking emails from unsupported, unpatched Exchange servers over the next two months. Here's why.

April 17, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Microsoft is hoping to address the security issue of emails sent to Exchange online from unsupported and unpatched Exchange Servers by enabling a transport-based enforcement system in Exchange Online that will throttle and then block emails from an unsupported server. The end goal is to encourage Microsoft customers to stop using persistently vulnerable versions of […]

insider threats, military document leak, Jack Teixeira, insider risk

The Alleged U.S. Military Document Leaker Worked in IT

The Air National Guardsman and IT worker arrested for leaking sensitive documents is a reminder to take insider risk seriously.

April 14, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

The FBI has arrested an alleged leaker of sensitive and highly classified U.S. military documents on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, arresting a 21-year-old Massachusetts Air National Guardsman and accusing him of posting the documents on a Discord server. That individual, Jack Teixeira, was an IT worker for the Air National Guard, working as a Cyber Defense […]

SASE, SASE approaches, SASE implementation

Gartner’s Top Cybersecurity Trends for 2023

Gartner's 2023 cybersecurity trends focus on human-centric security designs, people management and value creation.

April 12, 2023 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Security and risk management (SRM) leaders must reassess their strategy when investing in technology and human-centric elements for their cybersecurity programs, according to analyst firm Gartner. According to Richard Addiscott, senior director analyst at Gartner, a human-centered approach to cybersecurity is essential, and must focus on people in control design. One in which, “focus[es] on […]

Cybersecurity testing, penetration testing, cyber threats

Is Your Organization Testing Against the Right Cyber Threats?

New research shows that organizations are testing against cyber threats in the headlines rather than attacks they're more likely to face.

April 12, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Ransomware, supply chain attacks and nation-state threat actors have grabbed mainstream headlines in recent years, and organizations are largely recognizing that they must invest more in cybersecurity to defend against those emerging techniques. However, new research shows that some organizations are prioritizing defending against those trending, newsworthy threats at the expense of the threats actually […]

April 2023 Patch Tuesday: CLFS Under Active Attack Again; 10-Year-Old Bug Reissued

IT administrators have a busy month with Microsoft alone releasing patches for 100 vulnerabilities, including one under active attack.

April 11, 2023 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

IT administrators in Microsoft environments have about 100 patches to apply for the April 2023 Patch Tuesday release, including one in Windows Common Log File System Driver that is being actively exploited and another one from 2013 that is being reissued. The company released patches to fix 97 vulnerabilities in its products, which was in […]

Utelogy Integrates with NETGEAR AV

Utelogy expands its Utelligence Program with NETGEAR AV Line Managed Switches, delivering benefits to end-users, integrators and MSPs.

April 11, 2023 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Los Angeles, Calif.-based Utelogy, prominent in management, monitoring and analytics software for the connected workspace, announced the expansion of its Utelligence Program with support for NETGEAR AV Line Managed Switches. This strategic partnership will thus offer end-user customers, integrators, and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) a range of benefits. Through this partnership, Utelogy users can expect […]

Check Out CISA’s Updated Zero Trust Guidance

CISA's updated Zero Trust Maturity Model helps organizations strengthen their posture regardless of their starting point.