The next leg of Tufinnovate, our annual user conference, took place this week. We were especially excited to host customers, partners, and analysts in our new US home, Boston. 

Our second annual Tufinnovate EMEA conference took place this week in Barcelona. We were excited to spend time with so many great customers and partners, and see some new and familiar faces.

Recently, I attended DevOpsCon in Berlin with our Tufin Orca team.  I've been working with the German market for many years, and I've gotten to know the culture to some extent. I find it unique in that it is often innovative, yet also risk-averse. They don't jump on the bandwagon with every new, hyped-up technology.

As of today, Tufin is proud to announce the release of SecureMigrate: ASA to Firepower. Our technical partnership spans over ten years and includes ongoing support for Cisco’s NGFW product Firepower and established support for ASA. This, combined with Tufin’s network visibility and automation technology, makes us the ideal partner to co-develop an innovative solution to deliver ASA to Firepower migrations. Tufin’s policy search and enrichment capabilities are coupled with an API-to-API integration for a seamless policy migration process.

“Market Guide for Network Automation”- Gartner describes network automation management and points to network automation software/tools as the most strategic networking investment organizations are planning in 2018.

Tufin was named a winner in the Cyber Defense Magazine InfoSec Awards as the most innovative company in Network Security and Management. Winners were announced during the RSA Conference in San Francisco in April. These awards recognize the hottest, most innovative, next-generation InfoSec companies in the world - and we’re honored to be named a winner.

Another year, another great RSA Conference. This year, Tufin’s presence at the show was bigger than ever before. With exciting pre-show announcements, on-site speaking sessions, and guest speakers at our booth, we brought our A game to a new level.

Traditional security controls and processes are no fit for the DevOps world because they impede agility. Trying to hack them into a DevOps culture is bound to fail. We combined our expertise in security policy management with expertise from the Dev and DevOps and we think we may have a solution.