Over the last week, I have been sharing a pivotal message during the annual conference of my company, Zscaler. This message, sadly, become more and more critical with every passing headline in the security world. It contains 2 very simple actions: Segment Apply the correct controls Earlier this year, Wired…

You’d better know who and what you are protecting Wow… 2020 is a year that has started with a bang. Lot of IT budgets have been approved and organisations are looking at how to build for the future. One key item getting a lot of traction is Zero Trust. Remember…

3 points to drive success in the office-less (?) world As you read this from your kitchen table, bedroom, couch or wherever in the home you are, it should be apparent that “being in a location for work” is no longer an indicator of your work. …

New LTE Network Flaw Could Let Attackers Impersonate 4G Mobile Users Researchers uncovered IMP4GT flaws in 4G LTE and 5G networks that could potentially allow hackers to impersonate users…thehackernews.com Another incredible set of researchers have found flaws inside the 4G (and possibly) 5G infrastructure. So why should YOU care? Actually this is pretty cool and if you are a geek like myself, check out the report, linked below. …

In a time where each business will truly need to tighten their purse strings, it is responsible to look at ways businesses can empower employees but also reduce the overall cost. A hard thing to do, given the new way of working. …

Access Point Networks have allowed telecommunication companies to steer, and control traffic of endpoint devices. It is time to take back that control, the cost and the security. I outline how to move away from these Telco controls in my 3 part APN series here: Part 1: Connectivity in the Mobile Age Part 2: Segmentation in the Mobile Age Part 3: A Better Way of Working in a Mobile Age

Yes, I get it. You now have a major business crush to get people enabled to work from home. Yes, it was needed yesterday. Yes, your planned Business Continuity never took into account an even of this magnitude. …

2020 is officially off to a fairly rough start. But being an optimist, I’m hoping for the best. We’re learning that what was “routine” when it comes to working in an office may not be the best plan moving forward. Specifically, we might want to rethink the whole idea of…

This has been moved to the updated story here: It’s the end of the office as we know it 2020 is officially off to a fairly rough start. But being an optimist, I’m hoping for the best.medium.com