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The evolving landscape of network security in 2025

CIO

Organizations are grappling with an expanding attack surface, sophisticated cyber threats, and the need for consistent security policies across all access points. Continuous authentication and authorization will be enforced for every user and device, regardless of location, minimizing the impact of compromised credentials.

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Build.security raises $6M for its authorization policy management platform

TechCrunch

Build.security, a Tel Aviv and Sunnyvale-based startup that aims to make it easier for developers to bake authorization policy management right into their applications, today announced a $6 million seed funding round led by cybersecurity-centric firm YL Ventures. Image Credits: build.security. It’s not an easy task.”

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The Silver Lining in the SAP’s ERP End-of-Life Deadline

CIO

1] Migrating identity security from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud can be complex. Established access policies need to be reviewed and adjusted. User access is based on policies to prevent oversights such as employees having authorization to both initiate and approve transactions.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Simply relying on multi-factor authentication is not enough to prevent complex breaches that rely on social engineering and impersonation to exploit existing relationships.

Industry 198
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Security is dead: Long live risk management

CIO

Just as building codes are consulted before architectural plans are drawn, security requirements must be established early in the development process.

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Smallstep takes big step toward authenticating machine-to-machine communications

TechCrunch

The central issue is that when there are no humans involved, how do you authenticate the hand-off between machines to ensure it’s going to the right place? The commercial part comes into play when companies want or need someone else to manage the underlying infrastructure for them.

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Securing Critical Infrastructure with Zero Trust

CIO

By Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM at cyber security leader Palo Alto Networks Critical infrastructure forms the fabric of our society, providing power for our homes and businesses, fuel for our vehicles, and medical services that preserve human health. Examples are all around us. Simply put, failure is not an option.

Security 178