Seeking to uncover the minds of CISOs and CIOs across Asia Pacific, my company recently asked Frost & Sullivan to take a snapshot of cloud adoption behaviour in the region.

Increasingly, organisations are heading for the cloud, initiating new born-in-the-cloud architectures and migrating existing applications via ‘lift and shift’ or refactoring.

Recently the U.S. White House released a statement citing intelligence reports indicating "… that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber-attacks."

The devastating effects of ransomware have grown over the past two decades from opportunistic to carefully orchestrated attacks.

The security operations centre has come a long way since the early 2000s. It wasn’t even called a SOC in those days.

In May 2021, U.S. Presidential Executive Order 14028 on improving the nation’s cybersecurity was issued, directing federal agencies to transition to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) as they modernise and move to cloud services.

These days cloud security is more trusted than ever. According to a recent study in a survey of 2,000 IT leaders from around the globe, nearly 85% of respondents said that they trust cloud security practices as much as, or more than, those associated with their on-premises data infrastructures.

Let’s consider what OT is, its relationship with IT, and the common problems people experience in working with it.

Many things that make 5G so appealing, like the decreased latency and increased bandwidth, are also threats to security.

To ensure that cloud initiatives are performing to their potential, cloud monitoring takes several different forms. 

Here are three ways that myths are spread by Shark Week and how they are analogous to the myths currently percolating in cybersecurity marketing.

Gigamon country manager for ANZ George Tsoukas takes a closer look at the history of cryptographic protocols.

One of the most common applications and use cases that we’ve seen for this capability is tracking the status of SSL/TLS certificates on the thousands of application and communication servers that make up an enterprise network.

Financial services organisations must provide the best possible customer experience in terms of mobile and online application availability, performance and security, writes Gigamon country manager for ANZ George Tsoukas.

Although the benefits of the cloud-native approach are widely recognised, there is a lot of confusion about what cloud-native computing is.

For businesses and other organisations that want to get the most out of their approach to the cloud, cloud-native computing may provide the answer, writes Gigamon country manager for ANZ George Tsoukas.

Service providers must be prepared to offer unparalleled 5G experiences without compromising on speed, performance or security - all without breaking the bank.

Employers are striving to balance team productivity, security and employee engagement. If remote work is the new norm, it’s impossible to ignore the challenging nature of the situation, writes Gigamon manager for ANZ George Tsoukas.

Resilience sits at the heart of security, and there is a need for organisations’ architecture, processes and strategies to be more impervious in order to continue to ensure protection, writes Gigamon ANZ manager George Tsoukas.

The mobile phone has become ubiquitous both personally and professionally. Many of these devices are able to access corporate networks and sensitive data, yet many may not be as protected or secured as company-owned devices.

Gigamon is a network visibility and analytics company headquartered in California with offices all over the world.

With over 20 years of regional field and leadership experience, Tsoukas joins Gigamon to oversee growth in the region.

Enterprises are wanting to gain the trust of their customers, but are often found blindly defending themselves.

Visibility, also referred to as observability, is a core tenet of modern application architectures for basic operation, not just for security.