In today’s BYOD world there is probably no question that sparks greater controversy than what to do about the increasingly obscure network perimeter — and what that means for the ubiquitous firewall. Some experts argue that the perimeter is dead, and along with it, the stalwart firewall. Others contend that the firewall will continue to play a role in the command center of enterprise defense for a long time to come.
In the next episode of Dark Reading radio on Wednesday, July 15 at 1:00 PM New York/10:00 AM San Francisco, we’ve invited two security industry entrepreneurs with strongly held views to debate key issues: Asaf Cidon, CEO of cloud encryption security provider Sookasa, and Jody Brazil, CEO of enterprise security and firewall management firm FireMon.
Network Security Policy Management Leader Deemed Critical to US National Security, Secures Additional Funding to Accelerate Growth DALLAS – September 1st, 2020 – FireMon, the leading network security policy management company that brings visibility, control, agility and automation to enterprise cloud and hybrid network infrastructure, today announced it has secured a debt financing of $40 Read more...
Keets to Drive Global Sales Expansion as Enterprises & Government Entities Turn to Network Security Policy Management to Enable Faster Digital Transformation DALLAS – August 12th, 2020 – FireMon, the leading network security policy management company that brings visibility, control, agility and automation to enterprise cloud and hybrid network infrastructure, today announced it has appointed Read more...
Government departments and contractors are rapidly undergoing digital transformations to public and hybrid cloud infrastructures, and now more than ever require increased network visibility to reduce complexity and ensure security.
