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Traditional Firewalls Can’t Keep Up with the Growth of Encrypted Traffic

CATO Networks

A growing percentage of Internet traffic is protected by encryption. According to Google , approximately 95% of web browsing uses the encrypted HTTPS protocol. This trend toward traffic encryption has been driven by a few different factors. The move toward data encryption is a mixed blessing for cybersecurity.

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MPLS, SD-WAN and Network Security

CATO Networks

MPLS security is based on the fact that it is a private network vs. the public Internet. The private nature of MPLS allowed an organization to not encrypt MPLS traffic, a big benefit in terms of encryption key management and required CPE (customer premise equipment) capabilities. Its not a physical layer of security.

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What is Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) and Why You Need It

CATO Networks

Since the beginning of networks, the lynchpin of network security has been the firewall. The first network firewalls appeared in the late 1980s, and gained almost universal acceptance by the early 1990s. So what is a Firewall as a Service and why do you need it? What is FWaaS, and Why Do You Need It?

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Fireside Chat About Network Security With ChatGPT (AI)

CATO Networks

I opened asking: Can I ask you a few questions about network security ? And CG answered: Sure, I would be happy to help with any questions you have about network security. Encryption : This is the process of encoding data so that it can be transmitted securely and only accessed by authorized users.

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Network Security and Direct Internet Access: The Foundation of MPLS WAN Transformation

CATO Networks

MPLS WANs were never designed with security, and specifically, threat protection, as a core feature. SD-WAN is forcing network architects to rethink their network security design in the post-MPLS era. The Internet Challenge for MPLS and Hybrid WAN Traditionally, MPLS was always considered a private network.

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How Secure is Your SD-WAN?

CATO Networks

These drivers, though, also come with baggage: the reassessment of todays corporate security model. Traditionally, Wide Area Networks (WANs) and network security were loosely coupled entities. Instead, we must bring networking and security disciplines closer together.

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Network Security Solutions to Support Remote Workers and Digital Transformation

CATO Networks

The way to shrink it back to a manageable size is with effective network security solutions, which in their own right require an evolution from legacy security appliances to a secure access service edge (SASE) architecture. The security inspection tools see everything on the network, not just logs.