This blog captures a presentation delivered by Versa’s Chief Marketing Officer at RSAC 2025. Presented live at the Versa booth, it outlines why SASE is transforming enterprise security – and how Versa uniquely delivers on that transformation with its unified, AI-powered platform.
In case you missed it, CyberRatings.org – affiliated with NSS Labs, which is their testing arm – published their independent test report on Wednesday comparing seven of the leading enterprise firewalls in the market across 55 different security and performance use cases.
Versa’s Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) effectively deals with today’s enterprise security challenge of accessing SaaS applications, as we’ll explore further in this blog.
Versa’s consumption-based Sovereign SASE model offers compliance, control, and cost efficiency without heavy upfront investments.
Prompts are a powerful way to interact with AI using natural language instructions, but they also create new threat opportunities for data extraction, data loss, and potential new vectors for corporate infiltration.
Announcing the automated integration of Versa Secure SD-WAN with Microsoft Entra to deliver a comprehensive SASE solution that delivers Zero Trust enforcement, optimized performance and seamless management
The Tufin + Versa integration offers a powerful path for enterprises to bring their SD-WAN / SASE domain into the same rigorous governance, compliance, and orchestration fabric applied to their core networks.
Discover why VPNs increase ransomware risk and how Zero Trust Network Access prevents lateral movement, data loss, and breaches.
Learn how AI is necessary to provide the deep observability and visibility into network and application performance for a exceptional user experience and zero outage branch.
Cyber threats today are faster, stealthier, and more adaptive than ever before. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) has become a critical line of defense. However, it’s not enough on its own. Network-layer controls must work hand-in-hand with endpoint intelligence to stop attackers before they can move laterally, exfiltrate data, or disrupt operations.
Norway reported a cyber intrusion at a dam in Bremanger that remotely opened a valve and released water at approximately 132 gallons per second for about four hours—roughly two million gallons in total—before operators intervened. No injuries or material damage were reported, but the incident highlighted how digital control systems in critical infrastructure can be manipulated and was noted as the first confirmed breach of Norway’s water infrastructure since 2022.
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