Tufin stories
The new tool aims to help security teams spot policy drift sooner as hybrid networks expand and audit-cycle checks no longer suffice.
Tufin rolls out four AI assistants and a customisable executive hub to speed network security rule searches, access changes and risk insight.
HAT Distribution will distribute Tufin across Australia and New Zealand, targeting complex hybrid networks and regulated sectors.
Claroty has appointed Yuval Fessler as its new Chief Legal Officer, bringing two decades of legal expertise to support the company's growth ambitions.
Tufin, a major network and cloud security firm, is collaborating with Microsoft on Copilot for Security, a AI-powered tool leveraging big data to better enable organisations to manage cyber threats.
Tufin has rolled out its latest security policy management suite, TOS version R24-1, augmenting cloud security control management and fortifying network compliance and security.
Through the daily chaos, one woman reveals her successful journey of balancing motherhood with a thriving high-tech career at Tufin, a global cybersecurity firm.
Tufin acquires network monitoring firm AKIPS, strengthening its capability to provide comprehensive network visibility and bolstering its position in cloud security management.
Tufin unveils 'Dashboard Essentials', a novel solution providing enhanced analytics for monitoring security, compliance, and operational efficacy for customers.
Cybersecurity firm Tufin enhances its platform for efficient management of security policies in hybrid and converged networks.
There is also a new partner portal, deal registration enhancement, updated demo tools, lead sharing, improved training and certification tracks.
ExtraHop hires Sylvia Go as AVP Channel, APAC & Japan to develop innovative programs to strengthen their channel sales strategy in the region.
Tufin appoints Raymond Brancato as CEO to drive company-wide growth and expansion, succeeding Ruvi Kitov who is retiring after 19 years of leadership.
There are several common pitfalls that businesses can fall foul of when implementing their security policies - here's five of the most prominent.
