Policies that depend on network users

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NGFW requires each location to have a device with its own set of rules. This increases the likelihood of inconsistencies, such as policy mismatches and conflicting rules. The lifecycle of each device is complicated and requires individual management. For example, if you have branches in seven different locations, you will need to deploy, configure, patch, and update at least seven devices. Over time, they will need to be replaced. Cloud NGFW does not require complex lifecycle management. You do not need to update, patch, or replace it.
Cloud-based SaaS application security provides germany mobile database control over users and data. The ultimate goal is to have as much control over users as possible. Many IT departments use Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) to identify unauthorized SaaS applications being accessed on the network. However, CASBs are difficult to use. Even if you have the time and money to implement a CASB, they only work if employees tell IT what applications they are running. The protocols do not force them to do so.

Being open about the apps they use simply don't work. Cloud security tools will tell you exactly what apps are being used on your network, and nothing will escape them.

Canon: How to Secure and Optimize Corporate Printing
itWeek №7 (943) December 18, 2018
Alexander Trubitsyn | 04.12.2018
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Anton Zuevich
At the end of November, the All-over-IP 2018 forum was held in Moscow, combined with the ITSEC2018 exhibition and dedicated to discussions of current topics related to network technologies: access control, video surveillance, the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, clouds, machine vision, as well as integrated security systems.

At the section devoted to data protection, security and optimization of printing, the Canon Corporation "ruled the roost". "We came to the All-over-IP forum to inform the market that Canon is not only cameras and not only printers," said Andrey Menshov, head of the business solutions department of the Russian representative office of Canon. "We came to offer the market services for print management and data protection during the transition from paper to digital and from digital to paper."

“We understand that the period of selling printers as such has long since ended, so we are trying to develop our business towards solutions – we additionally offer services, consulting, maintenance and software,” said Anton Zuevich, Marketing Director of Canon’s Russian representative office.