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Kathleen Martin
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According to Markets & Markets Research, the global cyber security market is predicted to develop at an 8.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2027, from an estimated value of USD 173.5 billion in 2022 to 266.2 billion USD by 2027. The expanding e-commerce platforms and the advent of emerging technologies such as the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud security, and others are driving the cybersecurity market.
India presents a profitable potential due to its expanding economy, sizable business population, and quick digitization. Organizations must place a strong emphasis on making sure they don’t fall victim to hostile attempts and preserve their sensitive data considering the hybrid working models and growing cyber threats.
Edge-to-Cloud Security Articulates the Vision As the cyber threats and data breaches rise, given the massive digitization, the modern-day needs demand that enterprises adopt a more advanced approach that can provide full visibility, control, and enforcement.
Zero Trust security architecture is truly a comprehensive strategy for network security as it means that no one is trusted by default from inside or outside the network, and verification is required from everyone trying to gain access to resources on the network, adding a layer of security to prevent data breaches. Every person and device attempting to access resources on a private network, regardless of their role within or outside the business, is subjected to stringent identification verification.
Gartner highlights that organizations that will adopt cybersecurity mesh architecture that will reduce the financial implications of the threats by an average of 90%. Spending on information security and risk management products and services, as a result, is forecasted to grow 11.3% to reach more than $188.3 billion in 2023.
Three factors influencing growth in security spending are the increase in remote and hybrid work, the transition from virtual private networks (VPNs) to zero trust network access (ZTNA), and the shift to cloud-based delivery models, thus cloud security has emerged as the category forecast to have the strongest growth over the next two years.
SASE vs Data Center-Based Network Security Model Identity-based Zero Trust network access: SASE mainly relies on a zero-trust security architecture, which can prevent users from accessing apps and data until their identities have been confirmed, by multiple filters, while setting access policies.
Blocking attacks against network infrastructure: Internal resources are potentially shielded from external attacks (such as DDoS attacks and vulnerability exploits) via the firewall and CASB components of SASE. Nasty malware-based attacks, data exfiltration, and other threats to the data of the company are significantly protected too.
Streamlined implementation and management: With SASE, single-point security solutions are combined into a single cloud-based service, allowing businesses to work with fewer vendors and devote less time, money, and internal resources to establishing physical infrastructure. With such a privilege, organizations should set, adjust, and enforce access policies across all locations, users, devices, and applications from a single portal.
Zero-Trust Is the Modern-Day Security Principle Continuous monitoring and validation: No users or machines are implicitly trusted since the theory underlying a zero-trust network anticipates that there are attackers both inside and outside of the network. Even after multi-factor authentication (MFA), logins and connections regularly time out, necessitating constant re-verification of individuals and devices.
Least privilege: Least-privilege access is another zero-trust security tenet. This entails granting users only the level of access they require, much like an army commander would do when providing soldiers with information, greatly minimizing each user’s exposure to sensitive parts of the network.
Continue reading : https://www.expresscomputer.in/news/role-of-edge-to-cloud-security-against-cyberthreats-in-enterprises/91321/
India presents a profitable potential due to its expanding economy, sizable business population, and quick digitization. Organizations must place a strong emphasis on making sure they don’t fall victim to hostile attempts and preserve their sensitive data considering the hybrid working models and growing cyber threats.
Edge-to-Cloud Security Articulates the Vision As the cyber threats and data breaches rise, given the massive digitization, the modern-day needs demand that enterprises adopt a more advanced approach that can provide full visibility, control, and enforcement.
Zero Trust security architecture is truly a comprehensive strategy for network security as it means that no one is trusted by default from inside or outside the network, and verification is required from everyone trying to gain access to resources on the network, adding a layer of security to prevent data breaches. Every person and device attempting to access resources on a private network, regardless of their role within or outside the business, is subjected to stringent identification verification.
Gartner highlights that organizations that will adopt cybersecurity mesh architecture that will reduce the financial implications of the threats by an average of 90%. Spending on information security and risk management products and services, as a result, is forecasted to grow 11.3% to reach more than $188.3 billion in 2023.
Three factors influencing growth in security spending are the increase in remote and hybrid work, the transition from virtual private networks (VPNs) to zero trust network access (ZTNA), and the shift to cloud-based delivery models, thus cloud security has emerged as the category forecast to have the strongest growth over the next two years.
SASE vs Data Center-Based Network Security Model Identity-based Zero Trust network access: SASE mainly relies on a zero-trust security architecture, which can prevent users from accessing apps and data until their identities have been confirmed, by multiple filters, while setting access policies.
Blocking attacks against network infrastructure: Internal resources are potentially shielded from external attacks (such as DDoS attacks and vulnerability exploits) via the firewall and CASB components of SASE. Nasty malware-based attacks, data exfiltration, and other threats to the data of the company are significantly protected too.
Streamlined implementation and management: With SASE, single-point security solutions are combined into a single cloud-based service, allowing businesses to work with fewer vendors and devote less time, money, and internal resources to establishing physical infrastructure. With such a privilege, organizations should set, adjust, and enforce access policies across all locations, users, devices, and applications from a single portal.
Zero-Trust Is the Modern-Day Security Principle Continuous monitoring and validation: No users or machines are implicitly trusted since the theory underlying a zero-trust network anticipates that there are attackers both inside and outside of the network. Even after multi-factor authentication (MFA), logins and connections regularly time out, necessitating constant re-verification of individuals and devices.
Least privilege: Least-privilege access is another zero-trust security tenet. This entails granting users only the level of access they require, much like an army commander would do when providing soldiers with information, greatly minimizing each user’s exposure to sensitive parts of the network.
Continue reading : https://www.expresscomputer.in/news/role-of-edge-to-cloud-security-against-cyberthreats-in-enterprises/91321/
