Tool sprawl is killing business agility and wasting infrastructure investments. Unify network, security and observability into one platform and build a future-ready infrastructure.
Learn how Unified SASE helps enterprises overcome cyber fragmentation, boost resilience, and unify Zero Trust security across hybrid environments.
Hybrid work, hybrid clouds, and distributed enterprise architectures have made one thing clear: security can no longer be built around a single perimeter. Today’s networks span branches, multi-cloud workloads, data centers, and thousands of IoT and remote endpoints. Yet many organizations still operate siloed firewall architectures that weren’t designed for this reality — leaving them with fragmented visibility and inconsistent policy control.
Coffee shop networking intends to simplify connectivity, but most organizations need more. Learn five reasons organizations may need to consider other models and how Versa supports flexible branch modernization.
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.
Introduction Prompt injection is increasingly recognized as a rising class of risk in AI systems. This is a critical threat vector in which attackers craft natural language inputs to subvert model instructions, bypass guardrails, or leak sensitive data. But before focusing on prompt injection threats let’s quickly review how AI tools present risks for a company’s unstructured data. In our blog discussing how Versa secures unstructured data against AI driven risk, we explain how unstructured data—spanning emails, documents, collaboration tools, and code repositories—creates surface area of risk with generative AI platforms and solutions. We also examine how Versa’s Unified SASE…
Discover why VPNs increase ransomware risk and how Zero Trust Network Access prevents lateral movement, data loss, and breaches.
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.
Discover why large enterprises need SD-WAN solutions with advanced networking, security, and simplicity beyond “good enough.”
Operational Technology (OT) is no longer an air-gapped island. Manufacturing and distribution sites now connect Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), and sensors to cloud analytics and remote vendors, which expands both capability and the attack surface. In this context, Versa’s Next‑Gen Firewall (NGFW), delivered as part of its Universal SASE platform, provides OT‑aware visibility, segmentation, continuous inspection, and zero-trust controls to protect these devices.
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