The majority of organisations have been working from home for the last few months amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This rapid change has bought many new challenges for organisations to overcome. One of these challenges has been how we secure remote users and maintain security control for the organisation. The concept of Zero Trust is emerging as the preferred remedy for addressing remote work security challenges. The fundamental goal is to avoid reliance on trusted networks and to treat every system as an untrusted host.
In this podcast, Chris Steffen speaks to Krupa Srivatsan, Director of Product Marketing at Infoblox. Firstly, Krupa outlines the new trends they have seen customers face around security problems and adapting to this new form of working. Then she offers advice for security professionals dealing with remote working challenges. Also, Krupa outlines her views on Zero Trust and how it affects remote workers in relation to improving security. Finally, she explains how Zero Trust can help with compliance-related challenges.
Infoblox helps customers control their networks. Our solutions help businesses automate complex network control functions to reduce costs, increase security and maximize uptime. Our technology enables automatic discovery, real-time configuration and change management and compliance for network infrastructure, as well as critical network control functions such as DNS, DHCP and IP Redirected URL Management (IPAM) for applications and endpoint devices. Leveraging our patented Grid™ technology, Infoblox delivers higher availability, and an authoritative network database for real-time and historical reporting. As the market leader in Automated Network Control, Infoblox provides services and solutions to leading industry enterprises and service providers in more than 25 countries. Our integrated hardware and software solutions help businesses control data flow on their networks by making them more automated, more available and more secure; giving customers the ability to see what's connected to the network, configure and change what's there, and prevent malware from spreading across the enterprise.
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