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With Flexible Edge, the answer to deployment-related questions is simply, "Yes." Speed, flexibility, and security with simplified pricing and deployment.
Shadow IT often occurs when employees use their own devices or software for work-related tasks, which can lead to significant security and compliance issues.
November 2023 has been a busy month for the Banyan Security product and development teams, and we're excited to share highlights of our recent product updates.
Den Jones shares his perspective as a CSO on the recent Okta breach, and what that means for the broader security community.
Chase Cunningham, a.k.a. "Dr. Zero Trust," shares insights regarding leveraging zero trust and ZTNA to improve healthcare security.
CSO Den Jones participated in a fireside chat with Santosh Prusty at CyberArk IMPACT 23, discussing security tools, industry challenges, and, AI security.
Get an insider's perspective on Cisco Security acquisitions since John Chambers' departure, and learn about the challenges often faced during an acquisition.
Discover how the growth of AI impacts IT organizations — the GOOD (improved detections), the BAD (phishing, social engineering), & the UGLY (WormGPT, FraudGPT).
While vendors strive to create easy to use products and organizations provide user training, it is clear that issues arise and end users have questions which ultimately affect productivity.
Here’s a quick look at some ...
Ok, y’all, we are now in the middle of post-covid work environments where the freedom of location has been a selling point for companies that have remote positions. But this freedom pairs with the adage “with great power comes great ...
July 2023 welcomed several updates to our Banyan suite of Security Service Edge solutions. Below, you'll find detailed release notes and we welcome you to subscribe to our updates to stay informed of what's new and what's coming. Find ...
July 2023 saw a host of new vulns, especially in the wake of the Storm-0558 attack on Microsoft, the Fortinet RCE Flaw, and the CISCO AnyConnect Vulnerability.