SASE changed cybersecurity by challenging a basic assumption: that networking and security had to remain separate technology stacks. By converging connectivity, access and security policy into a cloud-delivered architecture, SASE simplified the edge and created richer context about users, applications, locations and activity. Read Full Article

A vulnerability scanner knows a server is exposed. A firewall or WAF sees a suspicious request. Endpoint security notices a new process. Network detection sees an unusual connection. Identity systems know who authenticated. Read Full Article

Tomasz Tunguz recently argued that cybersecurity may become AI’s third major product-market fit, after coding and customer support. He’s not wrong, but his data points to something even more important for security teams: AI is arriving across parts of security operations that have traditionally been treated as separate disciplines. Read Full Article