Wi-Fi used to be the network you tolerated. Now it carries the video call with the customer, the telehealth session, the factory floor and the classroom. This post is abo…
Alexander Zemskov
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This is the sixth post in a series on evaluating network security products. Part 1: the datasheet gap. Part 2: NGFW traps. Part 3: WAF, IPS, DLP. Part 4: SASE. Part 5: me…
Alexander Zemskov
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This is the final part of a six-part series on evaluating network security products. Part 1: the datasheet gap. Part 2: NGFW traps. Part 3: WAF, IPS, DLP. Part 4: SASE. T…
Alexander Zemskov
8 min read
This is part four of a six-part series on evaluating network security products. Part 1 covered the structural datasheet gap. Part 2 covered NGFW testing traps. Part 3 cov…
Alexander Zemskov
6 min read
This is part three of a six-part series on evaluating network security products. Part 1 covered the structural datasheet gap. Part 2 covered NGFW-specific testing traps. …
Alexander Zemskov
7 min read
This is part two of a six-part series on evaluating network security products. Part 1 covered the structural datasheet gap that applies across the entire security industr…
Alexander Zemskov
7 min read
Every network security vendor publishes performance numbers that look compelling in a slide deck. The demo goes smoothly. The PoC delivers great results. Then the hardwar…
Alexander Zemskov
5 min read
Network and security infrastructure testing is often treated as a technical exercise near the end of deployment. In reality, it is a business requirement.
Alexander Zemskov
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