Just three firewall vendors make Gartner's cut for market leaders
Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, and Check Point top a lopsided Magic Quadrant as AI security, PQC, and costs become key battlegrounds
Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, and Check Point top a lopsided Magic Quadrant as AI security, PQC, and costs become key battlegrounds
Unpacking Gartner's latest magic quadrant
Dynamic Defense gets more access to Prisma Access while beefing up security on the edge
ISG says German firms are modernizing to meet sovereignty needs
Israeli player joins Versa, Zscaler, and Netskope in Crowdstrike's cloud edge partner pool
Nikesh Arora finds a good time to tout his Prisma Access Browser for SMBs
ETM expands on Arista's VeloCloud estate with SASE germination
More moves for both parties
Calls the integration 'an operational mandate'
Analysys Mason predicts market opportunities
Timus Networks acquired by US cybersecurity vendor
Connect service brings SD-WAN and SASE via satellite to power Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, and HPE services
Rami Rahim contends connectivity is an often-overlooked choke point
The updates include new AI data center networking, routing, agentic AIOps, and security systems targeting distributed AI-driven environments
The new service uses the SIM connection itself as the foundation for both connectivity and security
Development comes amid growing concerns about AI-driven attacks moving faster than teams can defend themselves
MSSP service to debut in EMEA
Tristan Elder fills in slot following departure of predecessor in March
Release comes on the heels of Adaptiv Networks acquistion
It's designed to give security teams a unified operational view of both access risk and cloud posture risk
The service will be available through AT&T Business’s broader SD-WAN portfolio and offered to customers worldwide
CEO wonders aloud how many lives Palo Alto Networks has left. Spoiler: he's counting
Browser brings unified zero trust and AI security to BYOD
Authentication risks rise as quantum computing advances accelerate
CEO calls rival SASE 'platforms' disguised product collections