Having trouble memorizing all the IP addresses in your network? Still trying to build security policies based on VLANS? Maybe what you need is to give a name to your pain with some labels and a little help from Guardicore. Tom Hollingsworth looks at what the company presented at Security Field Day in this piece.
Security Field Day 2019 and Guardicore Centra
Avishag Daniely wrote on Guardicore’s blog about the company’s experience at Security Field Day earlier this year. This was the first time they presented at a Field Day event in four years, so the security landscape has definitely changed in that time. They highlighted Guardicore’s focus on simplicity and visibility in the presentation. Be sure to check out the full presentation video to stay up to date.
Shivering With Microsegmen……..tation
One of the things that struck Tricia Howard about Security Field Day was the preponderance of companies with solutions using microsegmentation. This isn’t a new solution in networking, but it is pretty new for security. The emphasis with these approaches was isolation as quickly as possible, quarantining endpoints to prevent further spread. These concepts were wrapped with an emphasis on speed and ease of deployment, otherwise they don’t get used. For Tricia, the next step is to get these solutions into your deployments to test them out.
Security Wasn’t Always My Day Job
Nathaniel Avery finds himself in a familiar position to a lot of people in IT. Originally his role as a Solutions Architect didn’t have to have security strictly in mind, rather focused on compliance and best practices. But the role has evolved where it is now of primary importance. At Security Field Day, these themes were reiterated, with looks at the latest in microsegmentation and zero-trust security approaches.
Breach Presumption: The East-West Data Center Security Problem
Breach Presumption: The East-West Data Center Security Problem
Fragmentation Needed: SDN: Where Everything is a Honeypot
Fragmentation Needed: SDN: Where Everything is a Honeypot
