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Enterprises are rapidly shifting toward edge computing to support real-time decision-making, reduce latency, and enable smarter connected operations. By processing data closer to where it is generated — whether in factories, vehicles, hospitals, or energy grids — edge computing reduces reliance on centralised data centres and cloud platforms. Secure communications are essential to ensure the integrity and privacy of data as it flows between devices and infrastructure at the network edge.

Consider two scenarios. In one, a marketing manager uses their personal cloud storage to share a large file, bypassing the slow corporate system to meet a tight deadline. In another, a sales executive uses the company-approved CRM to download the entire client list before joining a competitor. Both actions create significant risk, but they are not the same problem. The first is a classic case of shadow IT, often driven by a desire for efficiency.

Globally, the VAR market for IT products is projected to exceed USD 11.8 billion in 2024 and grow at a CAGR of 7.5%, potentially doubling by 2033. Within security software, where overall market spending is expected to surpass USD 200 billion, VARs(Value Added Resellers) play an outsized role by packaging products with services that help enterprises implement, manage, and get measurable outcomes from their technology investments.

Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) and Web Application & API Protection (WAAP) platforms are designed to stop attacks before they reach your applications. Yet many organizations fall into a dangerous comfort zone. They deploy a WAF, leave it in monitor mode for months, or configure environments in ways that allow attackers to bypass the WAF entirely and reach origin servers directly.

In this article When it comes to demonstrating security and compliance maturity, many organizations find themselves asking the same question: Should we pursue SOC 2 or ISO 27001? Both frameworks are highly respected in the world of information security and risk management. However, they differ in purpose, scope, geographic recognition, and implementation requirements.

Learn how to enforce password policies in Active Directory with best practices and self-service tools like miniOrange SSPR to reduce IT workload and boost security.

Connecting to an application should be as simple as knowing its name. Yet, many security models still force us to rely on brittle, ever-changing IP addresses. And we heard from many of you that managing those ever-changing IP lists was a constant struggle. Today, we’re taking a major step toward making that a relic of the past.