In this Security Field Day article, Sulagna Saha discusses how Commvault Metallic ThreatWise brings to enterprises a workhorse of a tool that provides the forceful combination of insights and observability which quantifies to effective risk management and broader protection by surfacing threats accurately and early in the chain that other tools overlook and underestimate.
In this Security Field Day article, Sulagna Saha discusses HashiCorp Boundary and how it provides a way to sharpen organizations’ identity metrics, allowing them to standardize a least privileged access model that dynamically authenticates, grants and revokes accesses with the end goal of protecting user identities within and without organizations, and the data and resources in the network. In a time when organizations cannot afford to give in to the temptation of skipping past access security, Boundary offers a simplified way to embrace security automation that covers all connection points and entities with a solid, zero-trust security.
In this Security Field Day article, Sulagna Saha discusses Cribl Search and how it lets organizations get value out of their data without losing dollars. It presents a sustainable way to search a subset of data bypassing the unprofitable and sloppy method of making new copies and taking up expensive storage space every time someone decides to type in a question. Whether data is in public or private infrastructure, this may be the default choice of users.
In this Security Field Day article, Sulagna Saha discusses how Noname Security’s Active Testing v2 is a clear winner because it enables teams to integrate security organically in the CI/CD processes, and in doing so, it makes it possible to weed out all culprits in the earliest stages of application building, nipping any chances of API exploits in the bud.
In this Tech Field Day article from Cisco Live, Sulagna Saha Secure Network Analytics and Cisco XRD. Cisco’s twin solutions allow operators to have the resources that they need to monitor the network and its assets in real time. By refining and enriching data through aggregation, correlation and prioritization, they make the job of security professionals a lot easier, driving them to swift decision-making and prompt response, and making adoption of high security standards involuntary. With their pinpointed detection, it is possible to find weak links and cloaked threats easily, and prevent jeopardy of the entire stack.
In this Tech Field Day Extra article from Cisco Live, Sulagna Saha discusses the Cisco Data Center Networking Blueprint for AI/ML applications and how it provides a reference architecture for achieving that reliability and connectivity to support this new wave of innovation at highest efficiency and lowest friction.
In this Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live article, Sulagna Saha discusses Cisco Security Policy. Having a standard security policy is infinitely more efficient than a siloed, multi-vendor situation that only adds to the complexity and cost. The road to better security is not through adding more or fewer products, but putting in place a standard model of enforcement like Cisco’s that spans the enterprise, so that the policy follows the software wherever it goes, and not the other way around.
In this Tech Field Day Extra article from Cisco Live, Sulagna Saha discusses how Cisco’s Lightspin CNAPP does more than pointing towards a vulnerability. It highlights the criticality of that vulnerability, the past and present events that correlate to it, and at the same time, put together the steps to address it. IT team can now see the series of exploits that exists in the environment before they lead to the ultimate attack.
In this Tech Field Day Extra article from Cisco Live, Sulagna Saha how ThousandEyes added Meraki MX to the list of integrations that already includes the Catalyst and Nexus Series to widen visibility. Commonly deployed in small and large size branch offices, the Meraki MX is an excellent source of data from those sites.
In this Tech Field Day Extra article from Cisco Live, Sulagna Saha discusses how Cisco’s new Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series delivers excellent coverage and consistent performance, making them ideal for harsh outdoor settings. With their feature set and economics, there is hope on the horizon for industrial users to tackle the usual problems of outdoor deployments in an easy and cost-friendly way.
