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The evolving landscape of network security in 2025

CIO

The distributed nature of todays work environments, fueled by cloud computing, remote work, and the Internet of Things (IoT), presents unprecedented security challenges. Organizations are grappling with an expanding attack surface, sophisticated cyber threats, and the need for consistent security policies across all access points.

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More connected, less secure: Addressing IoT and OT threats to the enterprise

CIO

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a permanent fixture for consumers and enterprises as the world becomes more and more interconnected. By 2027, the global number of connected IoT devices is projected to exceed 29 billion, a significant increase from the 16.7 billion devices reported in 2023.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Another commonly shared resource between Chinese threat groups are so-called ORB (Operational Relay Box) networks that consist of thousands of compromised IoT devices and virtual private servers that are used to route traffic and conceal espionage operations.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Another commonly shared resource between Chinese threat groups are so-called ORB (Operational Relay Box) networks that consist of thousands of compromised IoT devices and virtual private servers that are used to route traffic and conceal espionage operations.

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Secure Your 5G Business Transformation

Palo Alto Networks

While the 5G standard includes strong security features, like user authentication, privacy, encryption and some protection for signaling traffic, these are not designed to detect or stop advanced threats in mobile traffic. And its definitely not enough to protect enterprise, government or industrial businesses.

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4 Best Practices for Zero Trust for IoT

Palo Alto Networks

Rooted in the principle of “never trust, always verify,” it grants controlled access to authorized users and devices only on the basis of whether each can strictly authenticate their identity in order to be granted the privilege. The Challenge Behind Implementing Zero Trust for IoT Devices. or Single-Sign-On. .

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: New Guides Offer Best Practices for Preventing Shadow AI and for Deploying Secure Software Updates

Tenable

Titled “ Product Security Bad Practices ,” the document groups the “no-nos” into three main categories: product properties; security features; and organizational processes and policies. It’s 2024, and basic, preventable software defects continue to enable crippling attacks against hospitals, schools, and other critical infrastructure.