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.
Versa’s consumption-based Sovereign SASE model offers compliance, control, and cost efficiency without heavy upfront investments.
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.
This blog shows how bringing LLM-powered automation into policy management helps security and networking teams build, audit, and optimize network policies more efficiently. It integrates into existing workflows, offering real-time access to current configurations and intelligent policy insights — all without requiring teams to switch tools.
Discover 10 actionable data protection strategies to secure sensitive enterprise data across hybrid, cloud, and edge environments
Today’s network and security teams are drowning in a patchwork of systems, each adding cost, management overhead, and risk. And worse yet, this tangled web of tools still can’t keep up with the threat vectors as cloud adoption and hybrid work accelerate. That’s why more organizations are shifting to a platform-based SASE approach to simplify operations, reduce costs, and significantly improve their security posture.
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.
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