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Virtual summit The Compliance Catalyst Driving change, securing tomorrow March 26th 11 am AEDT | 11 am IST | 11 am CET | 11 am EDT | 11 am PDT Register now Join Cisco, Ernst & Young, Nationwide, HCLTech, and AlgoSec, to learn about the top compliance challenges and how other companies are securely streamlining auditing and complex compliance processes with an application-centric approach. Why should you attend the Virtual event Gain practical knowledge, tools and strategies to make your organization
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Simplify your compliance efforts with AlgoSec Your hybrid network, business applications, and compliance regulations are all complex and dynamic. Keeping up with changes and regulations can require significant time and effort to avoid violations and fines. Save time and meet your compliance requirements with AlgoSec's application-centric approach to rule recertification. Download this whitepaper to learn how to: Automate firewall rule management to meet new regulations Remove obsolete, risky rules to ensure compliance Eliminate redundancies to strengthen security and performance Streamline recertification to save time and effort on audits Download the whitepaper By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* Please contact me for a personal demo Download now Simplify Zero Trust implementation through application-based segmentation. Enhance your Zero Trust network security As networks grow and hybrid environments span on-premises and cloud infrastructures, attack surfaces expand, making it harder to ensure security. This whitepaper explores how organizations can simplify Zero Trust implementation through application-based segmentation, and how AlgoSec’s solutions help facilitate this transformation. Here’s a look at what's covered in this whitepaper: Core principles of Zero Trust Challenges with network segmentation Why application discovery and visibility drive better segmentation How AlgoSec helps build and maintain effective zero trust architectures Get the report By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy

Join AlgoSec for Happy Hour at Cooper Hill Unwind, network, and toast to smarter security Heading to the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit? Cap off your day with AlgoSec at Cooper Hill for an evening of networking, bites, and beverages. DATE Tuesday, June 10 / 2025 Time 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Location Cooper Hill, 10 Duke St, Alexandria, VA 22314 What to expect This exclusive happy hour brings together security leaders, industry peers, and the AlgoSec team in a relaxed setting where conversations flow as easily as the drinks. Space is limited Reserve your spot today! Thank you for registering! A confirmation email will be sent to you shortly.

Proper firewall configuration is essential for a secure network Explore how to overcome challenges and learn tips for effective firewall configuration Firewall configuration: What is it? How does it work? Firewalls can greatly increase the security of enterprise networks, and enable organizations to protect their assets and data from malicious actors. But for this, proper firewall configuration is essential. Firewall configuration involves configuring domain names and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and completing several other actions to keep firewalls secure. Firewall policy configuration is based on network types called “profiles” that can be set up with security rules to prevent cyber attacks. Schedule a demo Watch a video Firewall configuration challenges Configuring firewalls can raise many challenges Finding the right firewall It can be overwhelming to decide between a hardware or software firewall, so make sure you first determine your business needs and network configuration. Software firewalls can protect individual machines against harmful traffic; hardware firewalls are suitable for protecting enterprise networks. Broad firewall policy configurations During firewall setup, broad approvals policies that allow traffic from any source to any destination can expose the network to several security risks. It’s safer to implement narrow permissions from the start by following the Principle of Least Privilege (POLP). These firewall rule configurations can be widened later as required. Non-standard authentication With non-standard authentication methods, your firewall could accept weaker passwords or place less stringent limits on the number of login attempts allowed. This increases the risk of cybersecurity breaches. For safety, use only standard authentication methods. Open ports and risky management services Cybercriminals leverage open firewall ports and dynamic routing protocols to penetrate and exploit enterprise networks. Disable open ports at the time of firewall configuration. Other open ports should be adequately protected. Inadequate firewall monitoring If firewalls are not monitored, you may miss signs of unusual traffic that could indicate the presence of cyber attackers. Always monitor and log outputs from security devices so you will be alerted if you’re under attack. If an attacker does break through, alerts reduce the time to response. Guest or public networks: Use this profile when the system is connected to a public network. It’s best to set restrictive access because the other systems on the network could be potentially harmful. Private networks: Use this profile when connected to a network in workgroup mode. Set access to medium levels since the other systems can be mostly trusted. Domain networks: This profile is used when networks are connected to an Active Directory (AD) domain. A group policy controls the firewall settings. What are the network profiles for firewall configuration? A typical enterprise-level network is segregated into multiple security zones or “rings”: Ring 1: The Internet Edge Ring 2: The Backbone Edge Ring 3: The Asset Network Edge Ring 4: Local Host Security These zones are a logical way to group the firewall’s physical and virtual interfaces, and control traffic. Traffic can flow freely within a zone, but not between different zones until you define and allow it within the firewall policy configuration. In general, more zones means a more secure network What is the role of security zones in firewall settings? Yes, you can create a filter with a list of words, phrases and variations to be blocked. Configure your firewall settings to “sniff” each packet of traffic for an exact match of this text. Can I configure my firewall to block specific words or phrases? For each network profile, a firewall displays status information like: Profile currently in use Firewall state (On or Off) Incoming connections and current policy Active networks Notification state What information does a firewall display for each network profile? You can set firewall filters for all these protocols: Internet Protocol (IP) to deliver information over the Internet Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to break apart and reconstruct information over the Internet HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) for web pages User Datagram Protocol (UDP) for information that requires no user response File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to upload/download files Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) for sending text-based information via email Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to collect system information from a remote computer Telnet to perform commands on a remote computer What are the protocols you can set firewall filters for? Here’s a 6-step secure firewall setup process: Secure the firewall Update with the latest firmware Replace default passwords with strong, unique passwords Avoid using shared user accounts Disable Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) or configure it securely Restrict incoming/outgoing traffic for TCP Create firewall zones Group assets into zones based on functions and risk levels Set up the IP address structure to assign zones to firewall interfaces Configure Access Control Lists (ACLs) Make them specific to the source and destination port numbers and IP addresses Create a “deny all” rule to filter out unapproved traffic Create an ACL (inbound/outbound) for each interface and sub-interface Disable admin interfaces from public access Disable unencrypted firewall management protocols Configure firewall logging Critical if PCI DSS compliance is a requirement Disable extra/unused services Test the firewall configuration Ensure the correct traffic is being blocked Perform penetration testing and vulnerability scanning Securely back up the configuration After you complete the firewall setup, manage and monitor it continuously to ensure that it functions as intended What are the firewall configuration steps? FAQ Get answers to your firewall configuration and firewall setting questions Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights Common network misconfiguration risk & how to avoid them Watch the Webinar Remediating misconfiguration risks in public clouds Read blog Examining the most common firewall misconfigurations Watch the Webinar Want to see it in action? Get a personal demo Choose a better way to manage your network More firewall features AlgoSec’s range of firewall configuration and management tools enable organizations to identify and block cyber attacks. All our offerings are up-to-date to protect your enterprise even from the latest threats. Get enhanced visibility into on-prem and cloud networks Automate security troubleshooting, application discovery, network auditing, and risk analysis with Horizon Security Analyzer . Optimize your firewall configuration for ongoing, reliable security and uninterrupted compliance. Network security policy management Manage your network security policy lifecycle across on-premises firewalls and cloud security controls. Reduce risk through effective security configuration and network segmentation, while enhancing productivity, collaboration, and agility. Automatically process security policy changes Zero-touch automation saves time, prevents manual errors, and reduces risk. Design firewall rules to minimize complexity and make changes at the business application level. AlgoSec Horizon FireFlow integrates with existing business processes for continuous security and compliance. Simplify firewall audits AlgoSec provides detailed audit reports that flag non-compliant firewall rules so you can remediate problems before audits and improve firewall performance and compliance. Mitigate network issues Integration between firewall configuration and business security policies is the key to effective network security. Firewall management tools secure the IT infrastructure against unauthorized and potentially harmful traffic. Optimize applications and rule sets Review firewall rules quickly and easily with AlgoSec’s Horizon Security Analyzer with Horizon AppViz. Uncover unused, duplicate, overlapping or expired rules, and tighten overly-permissive “ANY” rules to mitigate risk. Learn more

Join us for Operation Horizon June 3rd | 11:00 am AEST/IST/CEST/EDT/PDT First name* Last name* Email* Company* country* Select country... Select Time-Zone* Choose Time-zone By submitting this form I agree to receive relevant marketing material from AlgoSec, subject to its privacy policy Register now Mission accepted. Your Operation Horizon assignment and joining instructions are on the way. Check your email for next steps. Didn’t get the email? Check your spam folder or contact us. Attend live, stay engaged, and you’ll be entered to win. 2 Steam Deck OLEDs Steam gift cards Forget slide decks and talking heads This is a cinematic, game-inspired experience where you’ll explore Zero Trust by guiding a field agent through a breached digital city learning from real-world experts along the way. This isn’t another Zero Trust webinar! Most Zero Trust content talks at you. Operation Horizon pulls you into the story. You’ll follow a field agent through a failing digital city, encounter real Zero Trust challenges, and unlock expert guidance at each stage from strategy and identity to segmentation and enforcement. Built for the people actually responsible for securing the city If Zero Trust is on your roadmap or already keeping you up at night, this mission is for you: Network & Security Architects Cloud & Infrastructure Leaders SecOps & Platform Teams Security Directors & CISOs Whether you’re still “researching Zero Trust” or stuck halfway through implementation, this experience is designed to help you move forward. What you’ll walk away with A clear, practical understanding of Zero Trust beyond the buzzwords Insight into why Zero Trust initiatives stall (and how to avoid it) A modern view of identity, segmentation, and enforcement in hybrid environments A memorable experience you’ll actually remember (and enjoy) Complete the mission. Get rewarded. We’re giving away rewards worthy of a successful operation: 2 Steam Deck OLEDs Steam gift cards Attend live, stay engaged, and you’ll be entered to win. Because saving the city should come with loot.

Explore resources on firewall policy management with expert insights, guides, and best practices to optimize your network security with Algosec. Firewall policy management Automate firewall rule changes Every enterprise network needs to have effective firewall management tools to make sure the entire IT infrastructure is secured against unauthorized and potentially harmful traffic from outside the network. Improve your firewall policy management with tested and proven firewall policy management tools and mitigate network issues with an effective firewall management software. Learn More Webinar Firewall Policy Challenges As a firewall admin, the challenges associated with firewall rules, firewall compliances, firewall policies and firewall changes secure your business networks and systems are not centered only around the firewall technology itself, but also on how the firewall configuration is integrated with your business security policies. With the growing number of applications and devices, network ecosystems have become so complicated that a simple oversight on a precarious firewall may render the entire network offline and endanger the security of the business to various forms of cyber-attacks. Poorly implemented firewall policy management solutions can result in substantial business risks and often by the time it is revealed, the damage has already been done; take for example: Redundant firewall rules that result in illegal network access and cyber-attacks Differences in firewall compliances that are part of government and industry regulations Inappropriate firewall rule modifications that interrupt business applications When it comes to firewall change management, simple oversights and blunders can cause problems that will expose the network to security risks. Additionally, the complexity of today’s networks, devices, applications and the tasks performed within the management solution, require a strong firewall policy management solution in place. Firewall Management Tips 2 Minute Definition FAQ Firewall administrators must know how to properly and effectively manage firewalls to make sure that the IT infrastructure and the business are protected against external and internal unauthorized and potentially harmful network risks. How do you make firewall policies effective? Using a firewall is about creating and establishing intelligent and effective firewall policy decisions. Firewalls are more than capable of implementing policies by translating firewall rules established by the firewall administrator. Then again, as a firewall admin, you must understand the types of firewall rules that will make sense on your current infrastructure. Ordinarily the time investment needed with firewall optimization relies heavily on the initial setup, leaving firewall policy management fairly simple. Although it may take some time, ideas and testing to come up with a firewall security policy that best serves your business requirements, doing so will provide you better control over the security of your network. How long does it take to implement security policy changes? Depending on the firewall policy management tools you use, you can actually process security policy changes within minutes or hours. The good thing about using highly customizable and smart workflows is that it simplifies and automates the whole process of modifying your firewall policies from the first stage of planning to designing a practical risk analysis to implementation, validation and auditing. How do you create a change management workflow? Every change task category or configuration change category needs to have a workflow linked to it. Creating a workflow is required prior to creating a change category or change task category. Technically, you can generate a new workflow from scratch or you can opt to just copy an already existing workflow and create the necessary modifications. How to manage firewall rules? The firewall policy management interface enables network administrators to either enable or disable firewall policies with the purpose of creating or managing the firewall rules designed for outgoing, incoming and inter-zone traffic. FIREWALL POLICY MANAGEMENT RESOURCES Discover how AlgoSec can help your firewall policy management Firewalls Ablaze? Put Out Network Security Audit & Compliance Fires Watch webinar Firewall Policy Management Keep Reading How to Build Firewall Policies for East West Traffic Watch webinar Private: How to Take the Fire Drill out of Making Firewall Changes Watch Webinar Automating the Firewall Change Control Process Watch Firewall Policy Management Keep Reading Firewall rule automation & change management explained Read More Firewall Management: 5 Challenges Every Company Must Address Read Document Firewall Policy Management Keep Reading Firewall rule automation & change management explained Read More ADDITIONAL FEATURES AlgoSec’s firewall policy management solution enable you to significantly increase visibility across your network environments: on-premise, SDN, public clouds, hybrid and multi-cloud Most of the infrastructures are hidden, when crossing into the public cloud domain, such as storage, compute and network. This often causes restrictions when it comes to visibility tools and procedures. But AlgoSec’s firewall policy management tools make it a lot easier to manage and implement standard workload performance by understanding the topology to discover network flows. Understanding the impact of network flows Firewall policy management tools allow you to track and monitor the flow of applications and important services over all areas of the network and provide key insights into network bandwidth usage. This can also work out historical trends for proactively identifying security issues and capacity planning. An effective monitoring of network flows provides you confidence knowing that your network is secure. Managing firewall policies across multi-cloud and hybrid environments When it comes to multi-cloud and hybrid environments, network administrators need to recognize which network flows and security controls affects application connectivity as well as cloud-specific security controls including virtual and physical firewalls that protect cloud resources. Extending the lifespan of hardware Cluttered firewall policies and misconfigurations affect the firewall performance, forcing organizations to invest in costly hardware upgrades to counteract the degradation in performance. Optimize and clean up cluttered policies with actionable recommendations. Consolidate similar rules, discover and remove unused rules and objects, as well as shadowed, duplicate and expired rules - effectively increase existing hardware lifespan. Maintaining security cloud compliance posture It is essential to manage firewall policies that maintain security cloud compliance posture and establish uniform firewall policy across complex clouds and hybrid environments. Handling multiple cloud-management portals Managing various cloud security management consoles, each with its own unique language and GUI, can be a great hassle. With AlgoSec, handling multi-cloud platforms has become a lot easier, providing users with complete control over their cloud services using a single, unified console. Enforcing cloud network security policy consistently Consistency is the crucial design principle behind cloud security solutions. Imposing the cloud network security policy consistently is the defining assumption for an effective firewall policy management platform. Schedule time with one of our experts

What Is Zero Trust Architecture? Schedule a demo Watch a video IT environments today are hyperconnected, architecturally complex, and constantly in flux. Given this new reality, perimeter-based security strategies are no longer viable. Enterprises are battling a volatile threat landscape under the scrutiny of industry and federal regulatory bodies that serve consumers expecting secure and seamless services. This reality demands a completely new and perimeterless security model: Zero Trust cybersecurity. This article breaks down Zero Trust architecture, covering its core components and offering a Zero Trust vs. VPN comparison. It will also provide implementation strategies for Zero Trust and best practices. Zero Trust Architecture Explained The Zero Trust model is a cybersecurity framework built upon a simple but powerful principle: Never trust, always verify. Zero Trust cybersecurity is inherently different than legacy models, where trust is assumed the moment a user enters a network. Per the Zero Trust model, no user or activity is considered safe or legitimate. Every single access request is treated as a potential threat. Therefore, proving legitimacy in the Zero Trust cybersecurity model is a continuous and multi-layered process. Global adoption of the Zero Trust framework is significant. Gartner research reveals that 63% of companies globally have completed a Zero Trust implementation , while the Zero Trust cybersecurity industry is expected to reach just under $79 billion by 2029, a growth rate of 16.6%. These statistics underline the fact that Zero Trust cybersecurity is not a trend. It is a strategic imperative driven by the erosion of traditional perimeters, the proliferation of devices and users, increasingly complex IT architectures, and the rise of sophisticated risks, both internal and external. What Are the 5 Pillars of Zero Trust? To transcend theory and put the Zero Trust framework into practice, enterprises must build security around five key pillars: Identities : Verifying and validating users via context-aware controls Devices : Continuously monitoring and optimizing endpoint security Networks : Monitoring networks in real time for threats and anomalies Applications and workloads : Securing applications and connectivity flows across the entire software lifecycle Data : Prioritizing, protecting, and restricting access to sensitive information Core Components of the Zero Trust Model What constitutes a strong Zero Trust cybersecurity model? Several components and features come into play: The principle of least privilege (PoLP): Provides access to only task-relevant resources Multi-factor authentication (MFA): Requires multiple methods of identification, beyond mere usernames and passwords Continuous trust verification: Constantly re-evaluates the legitimacy of users across access requests Visibility and analytics: Ensures real-time monitoring across all five Zero Trust pillars and generates actionable insights Assumption of breach: Operates under the presupposition that a security incident has occurred to limit damage Microsegmentation: Breaks down the enterprise network into granular subsections to minimize lateral damage Identity security: Treats digital identities as security perimeters and enforces dedicated identity-centric security controls Automation and orchestration: Automatically designs and enforces security policies and controls across IT environments Context and correlation: Cross-analyzes diverse data and signals to validate users and provide access Zero Trust Cybersecurity and Business Benefits Enterprises that achieve a Zero Zrust implementation gain multiple advantages: Reduced risk of data breaches: Zero Trust’s proactive and perimeterless security approach significantly reduces the likelihood of attacks in complex IT environments. On average, according to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, a breach now costs businesses $4.4 million . Stronger regulatory compliance: Every aspect of the Zero Trust model, from granular access controls to network segmentation, delivers a stronger compliance posture across standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2. Reinforced governance: Optimizing security across the Zero Trust model’s five pillars ensures that businesses benefit from enhanced governance of multi-cloud and hybrid cloud resources and operations. Lower operational and security costs: Zero Trust cybersecurity lowers spend by mitigating issues early and avoiding full-blown incidents. Furthermore, Zero Trust’s emphasis on automation, orchestration, and optimization streamlines security operations, cutting expenses and maximizing investments. Increased digital agility and efficiency: Downtime and service disruptions are non-options today. A minute of downtime could cost enterprises thousands of dollars and an exodus of customers. Zero Trust eradicates security bottlenecks and risks, ensuring seamless and high-quality frontend digital services as well as backend efficiency. Beyond having to fully grasp the principles of Zero Trust, organizations must also adopt practical frameworks to implement them. To succeed at this, Zero Trust network access (ZTNA) is essential. ZTNA serves as the operational backbone that transforms Zero Trust theory into actionable security controls. Zero Trust Network Access Explained While Zero Trust architecture is the overarching paradigm, Zero Trust network access is one of its most imperative operational models. Think of it as a model within a model, not an isolated strategy. How Does ZTNA Work? ZTNA reframes traditional network access. Similar to the Zero Trust framework’s primary principles, it replaces implicit trust with continuous, granular, and context-aware validation based on identity and context. This ensures a finely tuned access control architecture and reduces exploitable attack vectors. With Zero Trust network access, enterprises reframe fundamental network access logic by decoupling networking access from application access so that every access request is assessed independently. In this way, a user gaining access to a network does not automatically guarantee access to an application or data within that network. Instead, only resources that they have explicitly been authorized to use are made available to them. Before Zero Trust, companies relied on virtual private networks (VPNs) for their security, which is why a comparison is in order. Zero Trust vs. VPNs It is important to understand the role VPNs played in enterprise cybersecurity prior to the emergence of ZTNA. Enterprises used virtual private networks to secure their networks. Essentially encrypted network tunnels, VPNs were useful options when perimeters were clearly delineated. However, since VPNs are static and not context-aware, they are not as effective in today’s dynamic network architectures. Zero Trust network access, on the other hand, offers application-specific access controls to replace any model or control that was built on implicit trust, including VPNs. But how does a ZTNA implementation entail? Zero Trust Implementation: A Step-by-Step Breakdown Enterprises can achieve the Zero Trust model in six simple steps. 1. Map the Protect Surface Create a comprehensive topology of the protect surface, including applications, networks, data, identities, and connectivity flows. This helps businesses design and enforce policies that focus on fortifying high-value assets. 2. Design Network and Identity Controls Introduce controls that align with Zero Trust principles, such as MFA, just-in-time (JIT) access, single sign-on (SSO), and data encryption. Ensure that these network and identity security controls are context-aware, not static. 3. Build an Access Architecture Follow Zero Trust principles such as least privilege to restrict users to only those resources that are absolutely necessary for their job. Remember: Network access should not equal application or data access. 4. Apply Microsegmentation Break down the enterprise network into smaller, granular sections, each governed by a unique set of security policies. This curbs threat propagation and minimizes the blast radius of any security incidents. 5. Implement Monitoring and Logging Mechanisms Real-time monitoring mechanisms detect anomalous behaviors and vulnerabilities. Logging and data analytics tools document critical security data and generate actionable insights. These accelerate threat detection and response while also improving auditability; the result is a stronger security and regulatory posture. 6. Continuously Evaluate and Optimize Static security is antithetical to Zero Trust. Companies must regularly evaluate and upgrade their policies, controls, processes, and security competencies to reflect evolving threats, regulatory standards, and business goals. Zero Trust Best Practices Zero Trust is not straightforward, especially across complex IT environments. The following recommendations will, however, facilitate a successful implementation. Align the Zero Trust Model with Business Strategy An enterprise must synchronize its overall security strategy and Zero Trust implementation process with its short-, mid-, and long-term strategic objectives. Internalize “Never Trust, Always Verify” Zero Trust is an approach, not a tool. It’s critical to embed “never trust, always verify” into every tool, process, workflow, and team. This involves both technical and cultural alignment with the Zero Trust model. Focus on Stakeholder Buy-In A Zero Trust implementation is virtually impossible unless the entire organization supports the initiative. This includes everyone from the board and C-suite to developers, platform engineers, and security teams. A culture of accountability and democratized security is a byproduct of stakeholder buy-in. Build the Zero Trust Architecture with Policies Policies are the engines of a Zero Trust model. Building and enforcing Zero Trust rules requires companies to assess a diverse range of factors, including roles, signals, and the business-criticality of their applications and assets. Educate Employees on Zero Trust Cybersecurity Sustaining a strong Zero Trust architecture at enterprise scale demands technical depth and knowledge. Engaging training seminars will ensure that IT and security personnel understand the nuances of the Zero Trust framework. Assemble the Optimal Tool Stack Lastly, one of the most important Zero Trust best practices is to optimize the security toolkit. Siloed, legacy tools can cause more harm than good to enterprise security. To implement the Zero Trust framework, organizations need a robust, scalable, and unified security platform. Implementing a Zero Trust Framework with AlgoSec Achieving Zero Trust’s full potential mandates a radical reorientation of security culture. Businesses need a strong platform to make this transformative framework a success and to drive Zero Trust best practices. Enter AlgoSec. The AlgoSec Horizon platform is perfect for Zero Trust cybersecurity. It’s fiercely application-centric, an essential attribute considering applications constitute most of an enterprise’s protect surface. AlgoSec provides comprehensive visibility across applications, data, and connectivity flows. It also offers a centralized console for policy- and automation-driven Zero Trust cybersecurity. The AlgoSec Security Management Suite (ASMS) , which includes the Horizon Security Analyzer, Horizon FireFlow, and Horizon AppViz, can help establish a robust Zero Trust cybersecurity posture. Additionally, AlgoSec Cloud Enterprise (ACE) offers advanced cloud network security and compliance capabilities that can secure even the most complex cloud architectures. Schedule a demo to see how AlgoSec’s unified security platform can make your Zero Trust cybersecurity strategy a reality. Resources Learn from the experts. 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Mission Control: Introducing the New Era of the AlgoSec Horizon Platform See how AlgoSec Horizon unifies security management, automation, and application connectivity in one platform. July 30, 2026 | 11 AM Welcome to Mission Control, a studio-recorded release showcase for the new AlgoSec Horizon Platform. See how Horizon unifies security management, automation, and application connectivity across on-premises, SDN, and public cloud environments. The new platform helps security teams reduce manual work, accelerate application delivery, and maintain continuous compliance across complex hybrid networks. Register for Mission Control First name* Last name* Email* Company* Select Time-Zone* Choose Time-zone country* Select country... By submitting this form I agree to receive relevant marketing material from AlgoSec, subject to its privacy policy Register now Thank you! Thank you for registering for AlgoSec’s Mission Control briefing. We’ve reserved your spot. Please check for a confirmation email from AlgoSec Marketing with additional details about the webinar. See you there.

Optimize network operations with Algosec's automated solutions, improving efficiency, visibility, and security across complex environments. Network & Security Operations Schedule a demo Watch a video Do you struggle with Manual, slow and error-prone change management processes? Outages and business disruptions that result from misconfigured security devices? Limited visibility and understanding of your network and security policy? Understanding and translating application connectivity requirements into networking terms? Figuring out how to support business transformation initiatives such as cloud or SDN? With AlgoSec’s business-driven automation of security policy management you can address security policy changes quickly and securely and avoid business disruption. With AlgoSec you can Provide a single pane of glass for unified network security policy management across cloud and on-premise networks Translate non-technical business requests for connectivity into networking terms Intelligently automate the entire security policy change process Proactively assess the risk of every proposed change Pinpoint and quickly troubleshoot network connectivity issues The Business Impact Process network security policy changes in minutes not days Effortlessly optimize your security policy Avoid costly business application outages from error-prone changes Provide uniform visibility and security management across your hybrid cloud environment Ensure continuous compliance with internal and regulatory standards Align various stakeholders for improved accuracy, accountability and governance Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights Shift Happens: eliminating the risks of network security policy changes Read webinar Schedule time with one of our experts Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Unmasking your cloud risks: Deep dive into application discovery April 1, 2025 Join Sergei Shevchenko, Director of Cloud Architecture at AlgoSec, for a deep dive into application discovery to discover and secure your cloud visibility now. Application-Centric Security: Application behavior and dependencies in dynamic cloud environments. Threat Intelligence: Leverage threat intelligence and mitigate risks. Integration of Security Principles: Integrate vulnerability management, network security, and more. Compliance: Strengthen compliance efforts and streamline security operations. Register now