How to secure IoT and OT environments with Versa’s Next-Gen Firewall — offering Zero Trust access, device fingerprinting, micro-segmentation, and threat prevention.
Struggling with traditional LAN environments? Get better IoT visibility, Zero Trust security, easy scaling, and faster issue resolution with Versa Secure SD-LAN
The proliferation of AI and machine learning workloads has accelerated the generation and utilization of unstructured data—including emails, source code, collaboration files, logs, recordings, and internal documentation. Unlike structured data, which resides in databases, unstructured data spreads across cloud drives, SaaS applications, endpoints, and unmanaged collaboration tools.
As organizations increasingly embrace AI-powered coding tools to accelerate development and reduce engineering overhead, a new threat is emerging at the intersection of generative AI and open-source software (OSS): slopsquatting.
One of my favorite things about Versa technology has always been its programmability. Utilizing APIs, we can automate and orchestrate SASE services to simplify our lives as network or security engineers. With the unveiling last month of our new MCP server we elevate that programmability by integrating large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Claude.
Explore the 2025 Verizon DBIR with insights from 12,000+ breaches, highlighting ransomware trends, third-party risks, and BYOD vulnerabilities.
Are your real-time application performance needs met? These applications needs special attention that only a robust SD-WAN solution can deliver to always ensure an exceptional user experience. Learn how Versa Secure SD-WAN can help you achieve this goal seamlessly.
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.
Traditionally, networking and security have operated as separate silos within enterprise IT. Networking was focused on providing connectivity, while security was tasked with protecting that connectivity.
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