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Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 6:29 am
So, is this really the end of the old client VPN? Yes, it is dying! The reason is that now we only care about what we trust: the user, their device, and the destination. Note that “network” is not part of this. Why? Because now we don’t trust users or their devices any more on a corporate network than we do on public networks. So when they connect to a LAN port, they have the same level of security and constant access to applications as they would on public Wi-Fi.
take photographs, VPNs no longer have a future in terms of access to applications. Clearly, the real need is not for users to access networks, but for applications to be accessed as if they were all available through the cloud. This is the future of zero trust.
How to Implement Secure Software Development Practices
06.04.2022
Software developers and security professionals often resemble two dogs barking at each other over a fence. It doesn’t have to be that way, writes Peter Dunye, co-founder and CEO of Secure Code Warrior, on TechBeacon.
According to a 2020 Ponemon Institute study , developers have traditionally viewed security as a bottleneck for innovation and speed, while security leaders believe developers prioritize delivery speed over quality. It’s time to close that gap.
Developers are the first line of defense for an guatemala mobile database and, therefore, the end user. In February, NIST released guidance on securing the software supply chain. The agency recommends minimum security measures, including enhanced evidence of security practices in the use and development of software.
A growing problem
The software supply chain is becoming an increasingly prominent target for cyberattacks. According to Argon’s “Supply Chain Attacks Study: Identifying Primary Risk Areas,” software supply chain attacks increased by more than 300% between 2020 and 2021. These attacks included injecting malicious code into popular open-source packages or exploiting an existing vulnerability.
New thinking
Most businesses are realizing that it’s time to improve their remote access strategies and move away from relying solely on perimeter security, instead having employees connect from a zero trust perspective. However, many are finding that their journey to zero trust isn’t an overnight achievement – especially if they have legacy systems or a mindset that isn’t well suited to this model. However, many companies are moving all or part of their workloads to the cloud and thus creating new environments. This is an ideal place to start, while larger organizations with complex IT environments and legacy systems may view the journey to zero trust as a multi-stage, multi-year initiative.
take photographs, VPNs no longer have a future in terms of access to applications. Clearly, the real need is not for users to access networks, but for applications to be accessed as if they were all available through the cloud. This is the future of zero trust.
How to Implement Secure Software Development Practices
06.04.2022
Software developers and security professionals often resemble two dogs barking at each other over a fence. It doesn’t have to be that way, writes Peter Dunye, co-founder and CEO of Secure Code Warrior, on TechBeacon.
According to a 2020 Ponemon Institute study , developers have traditionally viewed security as a bottleneck for innovation and speed, while security leaders believe developers prioritize delivery speed over quality. It’s time to close that gap.
Developers are the first line of defense for an guatemala mobile database and, therefore, the end user. In February, NIST released guidance on securing the software supply chain. The agency recommends minimum security measures, including enhanced evidence of security practices in the use and development of software.
A growing problem
The software supply chain is becoming an increasingly prominent target for cyberattacks. According to Argon’s “Supply Chain Attacks Study: Identifying Primary Risk Areas,” software supply chain attacks increased by more than 300% between 2020 and 2021. These attacks included injecting malicious code into popular open-source packages or exploiting an existing vulnerability.
New thinking
Most businesses are realizing that it’s time to improve their remote access strategies and move away from relying solely on perimeter security, instead having employees connect from a zero trust perspective. However, many are finding that their journey to zero trust isn’t an overnight achievement – especially if they have legacy systems or a mindset that isn’t well suited to this model. However, many companies are moving all or part of their workloads to the cloud and thus creating new environments. This is an ideal place to start, while larger organizations with complex IT environments and legacy systems may view the journey to zero trust as a multi-stage, multi-year initiative.