What’s common to all cloud migration projects, whether they are lift-and-shift, migration between cloud platforms, or app refactoring projects, is that the end results are portable workloads (e.g. application, database, storage, VM, etc.) cloud-native or not, that can potentially run in the cloud, or on-prem. Read this blog for some tips to help you implement a secure migration process when migrating apps to the cloud or deploying them in a hybrid network.

Tufin is the first network security policy management vendor to support VMware NSX-T, providing unified visibility and control for NSX-T and across your hybrid environment, and ensuring a smooth and secure migration path from NSX-v to NSX-T. 

We recently released Tufin R19-2 with new features and improvements, a result of customer feedback and requests. R19-2 highlights include management of dynamic objects, integration with Cisco ACI to deliver full visibility and monitoring, and advanced next-generation firewall support.

Network changes that meet dynamic business requirements, such as adding new servers, updating firewall rules and decommissioning objects, can be arduous. That’s because they’re requested more frequently, and when done manually, they become the main pain point of every network and server admin we’ve talked to. This blog covers the five of the most common challenges when dealing with network-related changes.

Always a popular session, Tufin’s VP of Products Ofer Or began by discussing the state of cybersecurity and market trends – particularly, digital transformation.

Tufinnovate Boston 2019 kicked off with Ruvi Kitov, Tufin CEO, discussing how network access – who can talk to whom, what can talk to what on the network – is fundamental to the security of an organization.  

Tufin solutions consolidate management of all Cisco technologies and devices and are the most effective, scalable, and comprehensive strategy for Cisco network management

Who wouldn’t want to segment in the cloud? Network segmentation is a proven security strategy that lets you set strict rules for which services are permitted between accessible zones. Designating sensitive data and resources within zones ensures only designated hosts and users belonging to other approved zones can reach them.