Genians extends its NAC capabilities to support Zero Trust Security initiatives by introducing Genian ZTNA, which establishes a trusted path for secure access from various endpoints anywhere to critical IT resources, whether they exist in On-prem, in the Cloud, or in Hybrid environments.
Find out the best way to implement microsegmentation (Identity-based Segmentation) to make security as granular as possible and reduce cybersecurity attack surface to limit lateral movement by leveraging Genians NAC-driven Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA).
Discover the best way to gain comprehensive network visibility by leveraging network observability rather than network monitoring.
Genian NAC Built-In RADIUS Server is capable of performing Authentication, Authorization, and Change of Authorization (CoA) for remote access users.
Whether you’re managing IT for a small business just getting started or a major multinational corporation, there are two critical concerns that you have to meet: security and regulations. The two often go hand in hand, though security usually concerns itself with safeguarding your firm’s assets and customer information. Regulatory concerns are related to government
The goal of every IT administrator is to not only recognize technological trends but to get out ahead of them in order to protect their company’s assets. Anyone who has worked in the IT security space for the last decade recognizes the direction that organizations are moving in when it comes to hardware and personnel.
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We are well into an age of decentralization. Our offices are decentralized. We work all over the country and sometimes the world. Main offices, satellite offices, and the use of contractors are standard practice. Our workers are decentralized. They work in those offices or from their own homes. Sometimes they work from coffee shops. And
Every industry experiences trends. One usually thinks of musical tastes or fashion choices, but even the world of IT security goes through phases. Let’s go back about ten years or so and remember what the IT landscape looked like at the time. Way back in 2006, we started seeing a shift that in 2016 seems
