Create & Manage a Micro-Segmented Data Center – Best Practices
Avivi Siman Tov
Director of Product
What links the Antwerp Diamond Heist, one of the world’s largest jewelry thefts and data center security? The famous heist was possible because there was no security within the safe deposit vault, enabling the criminals to stay inside undetected for days and steal items worth $100M.
Similarly, to help prevent serious breaches, data center networks must be internally segmented to stop hackers moving freely inside the network and exfiltrating data – but network segmentation must be designed and managed correctly if it’s to be successful. This webinar will examine how to create and manage a micro-segmented data center environment that truly protects your organization’s valuables.
In this webinar, Avivi-Siman-Tov, Product Manager at AlgoSec will cover:
Firewall rule automation & change management explained
In today’s IT environment, the only constant is change. Not only is change rampant, but it often occurs at breakneck speed. Rapid business growth from mergers and acquisitions, development of new and de-commissioning of old applications, new users, micro-segmentation, cloud migrations and more make for a dynamic environment that poses new security challenges all the time.
Security Policy Management Across the Next Generation Data Center
This paper examines the new realities facing today’s security, networking and application teams, the challenges of managing the security policy in an environment of constant change and complexity, and the solutions that can help manage security at the speed of business.
AlgoSec Cloud - Cloud security policy and configuration management made simple
As organizations adopt cloud strategies and migrate applications to take advantage of cloud economies of scale, they face new levels of complexity and risk to their security posture. Security controls and network architectures from leading cloud vendors are distinct from each other and fundamentally different from those found in on-premise data centers – and not as stringent. Customers of these cloud services often do not know how to use them securely.
Security policy management & application visibility tool
The case for network security policy management (NSPM) is being adopted by tens of thousands of enterprises. There is a clear trend of investment in this technology. But is there more that enterprises can do to protect their networks and datacenters against security threats? Can increased visibility into business-application usage help to identify additional security holes that threaten the security, agility or compliance posture?
