Cloud Security
In today's rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape, government agencies face unique challenges in securing their networks. With budgetary constraints and mission-critical operations, selecting the right next-generation firewall (NGFW) is crucial. This guide aims to help agencies navigate the complexities of choosing an NGFW that meets their
In an era where data breaches and cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, the companies providing robust, innovative, and comprehensive data protection solutions are emerging as industry leaders. GTB Technologies stands out in this landscape as the best Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions provider in 2025, a title awarded by M&A
Cloud computing has become the bedrock of enterprise operations across Asia-Pacific (APAC). However, as we harness the scalability and agility of the cloud, we are also grappling with risks that could destabilize entire businesses if left unchecked. The problem is not the cloud itself but how data within the cloud is managed and secured. As the
In today's technologically advanced environment, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud computing is revolutionizing security measures across various sectors. As global spending on public cloud services is projected to grow significantly in the coming years, businesses must incorporate generative AI into their cloud strategies
The evolving landscape of cybersecurity demands more robust protection mechanisms to safeguard modern, expansive network environments. Traditional endpoint security measures, which have long been the cornerstone of cybersecurity plans, are increasingly inadequate in addressing the diverse array of devices accessing networks today. With desktops,
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a contemporary network security framework that aggregates various existing technologies into a unified, cloud-native solution. Introduced by Gartner analysts in 2019, SASE has garnered attention as an innovative model to address modern security requirements, despite initial criticism for repackaging existing