AT&T Cyber hunts government threats; Netflix and VMware talk security lessons learned; and Palo Alto Networks zeroes in on zero trust.

VMware’s Angela Weinman and Netflix InfoSec Chief Jimmy Sanders tackled three cybersecurity “hard truths” in an RSA keynote, and discussed how these truths can lead to more resilient security.

The product operates from Amazon Web Services’ GovCloud, but can also be integrated into Microsoft Azure Government or Google Cloud’s government cloud environments.

Also at the RSA Conference, the security vendor published new attack surface data that found global enterprises expose a new, serious security vulnerability every 12 hours.

Rakuten sets open RAN example; White House cyber chief details staggering costs of insecure tech at RSA; AT&T sheds media assets.

Fortinet's latest update adds managed detection and response alongside new Mitre ATT&CK tags.

Building security into the software design process will save “thousands of dollars,” White House advisor Anne Neuberger said during an RSA Conference keynote.

That lead could be important as Gartner predicts that cloud-delivered EPP will account for 95% of deployments by the end of 2023.

This allows McAfee’s XDR platform to correlate all of the telemetry that its SASE technologies collect to find more threats, and thus boost its automated investigation and response.

Palo Alto Networks VP declares the network dead; operators struggle in a cloudy world; and Intel says silicon can stop cyberattacks.

SecureX debuted at last year’s RSA Conference, and now more than 7,000 businesses use the platform. Cisco executives also teased a “premium version” of SecureX in the future.

As Intel's performance lead falters, the company has highlighted how its silicon-level security capabilities can help mitigate cyberattacks.

In the year since acquiring SD-WAN vendor CloudGenix, Palo Alto Networks has moved quickly to integrate its features into its broader SASE platform.

VMware tapped a technologist as its next CEO; cybersecurity executives lauded Biden's executive order; Cisco scooped up Kenna Security.

The timing of the acquisition is notable because the RSA security conference starts on Monday, and Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins will deliver a day 1 keynote.

Biden’s directive requires federal agencies and software suppliers to report breach information, and it establishes a Cybersecurity Safety Review Board to analyze major hacks.

TIP rolls out a disaggregated WiFi template; Nokia and Dish target 5G open RAN security; and Cisco boosts its optical networking stack.

Double-extortion ransomware “is so prevalent now that 10% of data breaches are ransomware attacks,” DBIR co-author Suzanne Widup said.

Microsoft VP charts zero-trust Course; VMware names a new CEO; and Salt shifts API security posture left.

“One of the most important first steps in a zero-trust journey is to establish strong authentication,” Microsoft's Vasu Jakkal said.

The move comes as API vulnerabilities such as those that led to the Experion and Peloton data leaks highlight the need to identify flaws and secure APIs before they

Security services will be both the largest and the fastest-growing category, accounting for 48.8% of security spending between 2019 and 2024.

AT&T inked a $175 million contract with the U.S. Department of Transportation; COVID-19 jumpstarted SASE; ONAP Honolulu hit GA.

AT&T will provide the Department of Transportation with virtual private networking, IP-based voice services, and access to cloud computing and services.