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Explore Algosec's customer success stories to see how organizations worldwide improve security, compliance, and efficiency with our solutions. Global Energy Group Streamlines Change Requests Process Organization Energy Group Industry Utilities & Energy Headquarters International Download case study Share Customer
success stories "Now we can do a firewall change in around one hour. Before, it took five days or more with 20 engineers. Today, we do the same job, but much quicker, with 4 people - resulting in happier customers,” says the Security Service Delivery Manager. “One of the best things you win in the end, is the cost. With 500 changes on a firewall a month, that’s significant.” IT Integrator Gets Faster Implementation of Firewall Changes – Leading to Greater Efficiency and Lower Costs BACKGROUND The company is the IT integrator for a large energy group, which offers low-carbon energy and services. The group’s purpose is to act to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral world, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally friendly solutions, reconciling economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet. The IT integrator of the group designs, implements and operates IT solutions for all its business units and provides applications and infrastructure services. It includes four “families” of services: Digital and IT Consulting, Digital Workplace, Cloud Infrastructures, and Network and Cybersecurity, and Agile business solutions. CHALLENGES This large group (with 170,000 employees) had a complex network with multiple elements in the firewall. With 240 firewall change requests and 500 changes a month, they needed an easier and faster way to manage these changes, ensuring their business applications functioned properly while maintaining their security posture. The main challenges were: Large network with lots of rules. Slow execution of change requests. Change requests were very labor intensive. SOLUTION With 500 monthly firewall changes, the customer was searching for a solution that provided: Faster implementation of firewall changes. Clear workflow and easier change management processes. Comprehensive firewall support. Visibility into their business applications and traffic flows. The client chose AlgoSec for its workflow solution, requiring a tool that would help the customer seamlessly submit the request and enable the engineer to implement the optimal changes to the firewall. They implemented the AlgoSec Security Policy Management Solution, made up of AlgoSec Horizon Security Analyzer, AlgoSec Horizon FireFlow, and AlgoSec Horizon AppViz and AppChange (formerly AlgoSec BusinessFlow). AlgoSec Horizon Security Analyzer ensures security and compliance by providing visibility and analysis into complex network security policies. AlgoSec Horizon FireFlow improves security and saves security staffs’ time by automating the entire security policy change process, eliminating manual errors, and reducing risk. AlgoSec Horizon AppViz provides critical security information regarding the firewalls and firewall rules supporting each connectivity flow by letting users discover, identify, and map business applications. AlgoSec AppChange empowers customers to make changes at the business application level, including application migrations, server deployment, and decommissioning projects. RESULTS “We do the job quicker, with less people. With 500 changes on a firewall a month, that’s significant. I recommend AlgoSec as it gives a quick solution for the request and analysis,” said the Security Service Delivery Manager. By using the AlgoSec Security Management Solution, the customer gained: Greater insight and oversight into their firewalls and other network devices. Identification of risky rules and other holes in their network security policy. Easier cleanup process due to greater visibility. 80% reduction in manpower. Faster implementation of policy changes – from five days to one hour. Schedule time with one of our experts

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Learn how to manage security policies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls with visibility, governance, cleanup, and audit-ready evidence. How to manage security policies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls How do teams manage security policies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls? A routine access request can become complicated fast. A new customer portal may run in AWS, call an identity service in Azure, send logs to Google Cloud, and still depend on a database behind a data center firewall. In one place, the change is a security group rule. In another, it is an NSG rule, a VPC firewall rule, or a rule in a long-lived firewall policy. The business request is one connection, but the controls around it are not the same. Managing security policies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls means governing access consistently while respecting how each enforcement point works. Teams need to inventory where rules live, connect access to applications and owners, review traffic and risk context, route changes through approvals, clean up unused or overly broad access, and keep evidence that security and audit teams can use later. This is the practical work behind hybrid cloud security management . Schedule a Demo Why hybrid policy management gets messy Cloud and firewall teams often start with different tools and different assumptions. AWS security groups are associated with VPC resources. Azure network security groups use priority-ordered rules and Azure-specific constructs such as service tags and application security groups. Google Cloud uses VPC firewall rules and broader firewall policies. Data center firewalls may rely on zones, NAT, shared objects, service groups, and exceptions that have existed for years. The result is not just fragmented visibility. It is fragmented accountability. A cloud engineer may know why a security group exists, while the firewall team owns the data center path and an application owner understands the business dependency. Good network security management has to bring those views together before a rule is approved, changed, or removed. That matters during migrations, new application releases, incident response, audits, and cleanup projects. A rule that looks broad in one console may be tied to a temporary cutover. A quiet connection may support quarterly processing or disaster recovery. A policy object may contain more addresses than the requester realized. Without context, routine maintenance can turn into a service interruption or an audit finding that is hard to explain. Schedule a Demo What teams need to normalize first The goal is not to force AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls into one generic rule model. The goal is to normalize the facts that make a policy decision trustworthy. Start with the intent: which application or business service needs access, who owns it, what source and destination are involved, which ports and protocols are required, and how long the access should remain open. Then add operational evidence. Useful evidence includes traffic history, topology, tags, service accounts, policy objects, risk findings, change tickets, exception records, and recertification history. Application connectivity management is especially important here because policy teams need to understand what could break before narrowing a cloud rule or firewall rule. Once those facts are visible, teams can apply a consistent governance process without ignoring provider details. The approval path can be standardized, while the technical review still respects the rule model of the environment where enforcement happens. Schedule a Demo How AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises controls differ A concise comparison helps avoid one of the most common mistakes in hybrid policy management: treating cloud-native controls and on-premises firewall rules as if they behave the same way. Environment / control What makes it different What management must normalize AWS security groups Stateful controls associated with VPC resources; inbound and outbound rules define source, destination, port, and protocol Owner, application purpose, account and VPC scope, exposed services, unused or broad access Azure network security groups Rules filter traffic for Azure resources in virtual networks; priority, direction, service tags, and application security groups can shape behavior Priority logic, tags or groups, subscription and VNet scope, owner, exception status Google Cloud VPC firewall rules and firewall policies VPC rules apply to a project and network; firewall policies can group rules for broader scope with IAM-controlled administration Project and network hierarchy, tags or service accounts, policy owner, audit history On-premises firewalls Rule bases often include zones, NAT, objects, service groups, and long-lived exceptions across data center paths Application dependency, traffic usage, rule owner, change ticket, recertification, audit record Schedule a Demo A practical workflow for governing hybrid policies A working process usually has more value than another spreadsheet. It should give cloud, firewall, application, and compliance teams a shared way to decide what access is needed and what evidence supports the decision. Inventory enforcement points across cloud accounts, subscriptions, projects, VPCs, VNets, and data center firewalls Map applications and owners so rules are tied to a business service, not only to an IP address or object name Normalize policy intent by documenting source, destination, ports, protocols, direction, expected usage, and expiration where appropriate Review traffic and risk context before approving broad CIDRs, privileged ports, internet-facing access, or sensitive-zone connectivity Route requests through security policy change management so approvals, impact analysis, rollback planning, and audit trails are preserved Validate changes after implementation by checking that the intended application path works and that access is not wider than requested Clean up stale access carefully, using ownership, traffic history, maintenance windows, failover paths, and exception records before narrowing or removing rules Review policies regularly so migration leftovers, temporary exceptions, and unused cloud rules do not become permanent background noise Schedule a Demo Common mistakes to avoid The first mistake is relying only on native consoles. Native tools are necessary, but they usually show one provider or one technology domain at a time. They do not always show why a rule exists, which application depends on it, or whether the same path also crosses a data center firewall. The second mistake is treating low-use access as safe to remove. A quiet rule may support seasonal processing, failover, maintenance, or a migration that has not been closed properly. A good firewall policy cleanup process turns low-use or overly broad access into a review candidate, not an automatic deletion. The third mistake is losing the audit story. A change ticket that says “open access for app team” may not be enough six months later. Teams need the request, approval, business reason, risk review, implementation record, and recertification outcome in a form that can be reviewed without rebuilding the story from email threads and console screenshots. Schedule a Demo How AlgoSec Horizon fits into the proces For enterprises managing policies across cloud and on-premises environments, a platform view matters because policy decisions are rarely isolated. A cloud rule may depend on a data center firewall path. A firewall change may depend on an application owner. An audit request may depend on the history of approvals, exceptions, and cleanup decisions. AlgoSec Horizon helps enterprise teams connect application context, security policy visibility, risk analysis, governed change workflows, and compliance-ready evidence across hybrid environments. For hybrid cloud firewall policy management, the value is not flattening AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls into one oversimplified rule view. It is helping teams relate access back to the application, owner, risk, change record, and audit evidence needed to make better policy decisions. That approach supports the way security work actually happens: cloud teams move quickly, firewall teams protect shared paths, application owners know business impact, and compliance teams need evidence. The policy process works better when those groups can review the same access request with clearer context. Schedule a Demo Frequently asked questions What is hybrid cloud firewall policy management? It is the process of governing cloud-native and on-premises access controls across hybrid environments. It includes AWS security groups, Azure NSGs, Google Cloud firewall rules and policies, data center firewalls, application owners, risk review, change approval, cleanup, and audit evidence. Can one process manage AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls? Yes, but the process should standardize intent, ownership, workflow, risk review, and evidence rather than pretending the controls are identical. Each provider and firewall platform still needs technical review based on how it enforces access. How do teams limit security group and firewall rule sprawl? Start with naming and tagging standards, clear owners, traffic review, exception expiration, and regular recertification. Cleanup is safer when teams validate application dependencies and business need before narrowing or removing access. What data is needed to manage hybrid security policies? Useful inputs include rules, objects, tags, traffic logs, topology, application dependencies, owners, risk findings, change tickets, exceptions, and compliance requirements. The more current the evidence is, the easier it is to approve, clean up, or defend a policy decision. How does AlgoSec Horizon help with hybrid policy management? AlgoSec Horizon provides a platform view that helps connect application context, policy visibility, risk analysis, governed change workflows, and compliance-ready evidence. That context helps teams manage policy changes and cleanup with stronger governance across hybrid environments. Schedule a Demo See how AlgoSec Horizon can help See how AlgoSec Horizon helps security teams gain application-centric visibility, manage policy changes with governance, and support audit readiness across hybrid networks. Schedule a Demo Select a size How do teams manage security policies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises firewalls? Why hybrid policy management gets messy What teams need to normalize first How AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises controls differ A practical workflow for governing hybrid policies Common mistakes to avoid How AlgoSec Horizon fits into the proces Frequently asked questions See how AlgoSec Horizon can help Get the latest insights from the experts Choose a better way to manage your network

Explore micro-segmentation: a powerful security strategy. Discover real-world examples, top solutions, and key benefits for enhanced security and reduced risk. Micro-segmentation: Examples, solutions & top benefits ---- ------- Schedule a Demo Select a size ----- Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec platform White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure continuous compliance Solution Overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk management with AlgoSec Case study Choose a better way to manage your network

Robert Bigman is uniquely equipped to share actionable tips for hardening your network security against vulnerabilities Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the latest threats and how to handle them Webinars 1,2,3 punch on Network Segmentation The zero-trust network layer is a best practice to use when securing application connectivity. However, achieving zero trust for your organization requires multiple tools that work together. Join us for a conversation about: – Creating zero-trust in networks. – Integrating application connectivity with cloud, SDN, and on-prem network security controls. – Maintaining the network and micro-segmentation in harmony. June 8, 2022 Marco Raffaelli Akamai Asher Benbenisty Director of product marketing Relevant resources Defining & Enforcing a Micro-segmentation Strategy Read Document Building a Blueprint for a Successful Micro-segmentation Implementation Keep Reading Choose a better way to manage your network Choose a better way to manage your network Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Explore top-rated FireMon alternatives for firewall security management. Find the best solutions for your needs based on our ranked and rated comparison. Top 10 FireMon competitors & alternatives (ranked & rated) ---- ------- Schedule a Demo Select a size ----- Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec platform White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure continuous compliance Solution overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk Case study Choose a better way to manage your network

Silos hurt security NetworkSecurity is the responsibility of both NetOps SecOps In this panel with Cisco, Conscia AlgoSec security experts, we’ll share how to bring the teams together Webinars Bridging NetOps and SecOps: An Experts’ Panel Silos hurt security. Your network and its security are not managed by just one team. It is the responsibility of both NetOps and SecOps, but these teams don’t always play well together. In this security experts’ panel, Doug Hurd from Cisco, Henrik Skovfoged from Conscia, Oren Amiram and Tsippi Dach from AlgoSec will share how you can bring NetOps and SecOps teams together with Cisco ACI, Cisco Secure Workload (formerly Cisco Tetration) and AlgoSec. Discover how NetOps and SecOps teams can: Bridge the NetOps/SecOps divide, improve communication, and break down the silos between network and security. Align network, security, and business application owners Improve the entire network security with Cisco Secure Workload and firewall management Automate tasks and gain network traffic visibility of networks and security controls for threat detection, analysis and response across Cisco ACI and the entire hybrid and multi-vendor network. March 16, 2021 Alex Hilton Chief Executive at Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) Tsippi Dach Director of marketing communications Relevant resources Cisco & AlgoSec achieving application-driven security across your hybrid network Keep Reading DevSecOps: Putting the Sec into the DevOps Keep Reading Choose a better way to manage your network Choose a better way to manage your network Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

AlgoSec’s latest product release delivers automated application connectivity and security policy changes, deepens application visibility and discovery, and extends application risk analysis across multi-clouds and hybrid environments. Securely Accelerate Application Delivery and Policy Management with AlgoSec ASMS A32.10 AlgoSec’s latest product release delivers automated application connectivity and security policy changes, deepens application visibility and discovery, and extends application risk analysis across multi-clouds and hybrid environments. September 8, 2021 Speak to one of our experts RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J., September 8, 2021 – AlgoSec , the application connectivity and security policy company, has introduced enhanced automated application connectivity and security policy changes, and deepened application visibility and discovery, in the latest version of its Network Security Management Solution. AlgoSec Security Management Suite (ASMS) A32.10 builds on previous versions to give IT and security experts the most comprehensive visibility and control over security across their entire hybrid environment. With A32.10, organizations can align network security with their overall business objectives, automating the process in a single platform for a seamless, zero-touch experience. The key benefits that AlgoSec ASMS A32.10 delivers to IT, network and security experts include: Intelligent application connectivity in SDNs and the cloud AlgoSec ASMS A32.10 introduces intelligent application connectivity management and enhanced security policy automation to leading SDN and cloud platforms, including VMware’s NSX-T. It also extends support for MSO-managed Cisco ACI devices, Cisco’s leading SDN platform. Application discovery and visibility across hybrid networks With A32.10 enterprises can use traffic logs to automatically discover applications on the network, providing enriched mapping across hybrid network estates. It provides a seamless and complete picture of the network across multiple public clouds including Google Cloud (GCP) and AWS Transit Gateway as well as Check Point R80 Inline and Ordering Layers. Extended application risk analysis A32.10 extends cloud risk management with new risk triggers of interest and unique filtering capabilities. When using A32.10, VMware NSX-T users can receive risk notifications, so they are aware of the potential compliance violations introduced by applications. “In this fast pace era of digital transformation, speed is of the essence. Unfortunately, many organizations confuse this for agility and take too many risks with their security, leaving them vulnerable to attack.” said Eran Shiff, Vice President, Product, of AlgoSec. “A32.10 makes it easier for organizations to securely accelerate application connectivity, enabling them to move fast across multi-cloud and hybrid environments and stay ahead of security threats, increasing business agility and compliance.” AlgoSec ASMS A32.10 is generally available. About AlgoSec AlgoSec, a global cybersecurity leader, empowers organizations to securely accelerate application delivery by automating application connectivity and security policy, anywhere. The AlgoSec platform enables the world’s most complex organizations to gain visibility, reduce risk and process changes at zero-touch across the hybrid network. AlgoSec’s patented application-centric view of the hybrid network enables business owners, application owners, and information security professionals to talk the same language, so organizations can deliver business applications faster while achieving a heightened security posture. Over 1,800 of the world’s leading organizations trust AlgoSec to help secure their most critical workloads across public cloud, private cloud, containers, and on-premises networks, while taking advantage of almost two decades of leadership in Network Security Policy Management. See what securely accelerating your digital transformation, move-to-cloud, infrastructure modernization, or micro-segmentation initiatives looks like at www.algosec.com Media Contacts: Tsippi Dach AlgoSec [email protected] Jenni Livesley Context Public Relations [email protected] +44(0)300 124 6100

Explore Algosec's customer success stories to see how organizations worldwide improve security, compliance, and efficiency with our solutions. Energy supplier keeps the lights on with automated network change management Organization Energy Supplier Industry Utilities & Energy Headquarters International Download case study Share Customer
success stories "AlgoSec has saved us a lot of time in managing our rule base.” Large energy supplier empowers internal stakeholders and streamlines network security policy change process Background The company is the provider of electricity and gas for their country. They are responsible for the planning, construction, operation, maintenance and global technical management of both these grids and associated infrastructures. The Challenge In order to provide power to millions of people, the company runs more than twenty IT and OT firewalls from multiple vendors that are hosted in multiple data centers throughout the country. Some of the challenges included: Lack of visibility over a complex architecture – With multiple networks, IT managers needed to know which network is behind which firewall and connect traffic flows to firewall rules. Change management processes were being managed by network diagrams created in Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets – tools that were not designed for network security policy management. Thousands of rules – Each firewall may have thousands of rules each. Many of these rules are unneeded and introduce unnecessary risk. Managing the maze of rules was time consuming and took time away from other strategic initiatives. Unnecessary requests – Business stakeholders were requesting status information about network traffic and making duplicate and unnecessary change requests for items covered by existing rules. The Solution The company was searching for a solution that provided: Visibility into their network topology, including traffic flows. Optimization of their firewall rules. Alerts before time-based rules expire. Automatic implementation of their rule base onto their firewall devices. They implemented AlgoSec Horizon Security Analyzer and AlgoSec Horizon FireFlow, as well as AlgoBot, AlgoSec’s ChatOps solution. AlgoSec Horizon Security Analyzer ensures security and compliance by providing visibility and analysis into complex network security policies. AlgoSec Horizon FireFlow improves security and saves security staffs’ time by automating the entire security policy change process, eliminating manual errors, and reducing risk. AlgoBot is an intelligent chatbot that handles network security policy management tasks. AlgoBot answers business user’s questions, submitted in plain English, and automatically assists with security policy change management processes – without requiring manual inputs or additional research. The Results Some of the ways the company benefitted from using AlgoSec include: Visibility and topology mapping – They are able to get a picture of their entire network and view traffic flows to each network device. Optimized firewall rules – They are able to adjust the placement of their rules, placing their most used rules higher in the rule base, improving performance, and also checking for unused objects or rules to clean up, removing unused rules, improving firewall performance. Improved communication and transparency for time-based rules – Before time-based rules expire (rule with an expiration date), the requester is automatically notified and asked if the rule should be extended or removed. Better, more refined rule requests – By first gathering information from AlgoBot, rule requests are better focused. Internal customers are able to check if rules are already in place before making requests, therefore avoiding requests that are already covered by existing rules. Empower internal stakeholders – Able to save the IT team’s time by empowering internal stakeholders to use AlgoBot to get the answers themselves to traffic queries. Met change implementation SLAs – By implementing their rules with AlgoSec, the company meets their internal SLAs for change implementation. Streamlined auditing processes – By documenting the changes they made in the firewalls, who made them, and when, their audit processes are streamlined. Zero-touch automation – Automatically implementing rules in multiple firewalls simultaneously ensures policy consistency across multiple devices, while preserving staff resources. This also eliminates the need to use the management consoles from individual vendors, saving time and reducing misconfigurations. Staff efficiencies – Hundreds of monthly change requests are able to be managed by a single staff member. He would not be able to do it without AlgoSec. The company switched from a competing solution because it was more user-friendly and provided greater visibility than the competing solution they were previously using. They are also impressed with AlgoSec’s scalability. “The initial setup is really easy. It has been running flawlessly since installation. Even upgrades are pretty straightforward and have never given us problems,” they noted. Schedule time with one of our experts

AlgoSec’s latest product release provides application-based identification and risk analysis in multi-cloud environments and on-premises. Gain more insights into multi cloud application connectivity with AlgoSec A32.50 AlgoSec’s latest product release provides application-based identification and risk analysis in multi-cloud environments and on-premises. January 10, 2023 Speak to one of our experts RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J., January 10, 2023 – AlgoSec, a global cybersecurity leader in securing application connectivity, announced today the release of its latest product version A32.50. AlgoSec A32.50 provides a powerful solution for organizations to secure application connectivity in their hybrid and multi-cloud estate. With A32.50, organizations obtain granular visibility and discovery of applications, enabling identification and risk analysis in multi-cloud environments and on-premises. The key benefits that AlgoSec A32.50 delivers to IT, network, and security experts include: Application awareness for Cisco Firepower and Palo Alto’s Panorama as part of the change management cycle Enables SecOps teams to update firewall application information as part of the firewall rules in the workflow automation Extended SASE/SSE management Provides Zscaler users management capabilities focused on risk, regulatory compliance, and policy optimization. As an early availability, A32.50 supports Prisma Access visibility of mobile users. Ensure ongoing regulatory compliance with new and updated out of the box reports Generate full audit report for the ECB security of internet payments and maintain ongoing compliance with the regulatory requirements. Additionally, utilize updated PCI and SWIFT requirement reports. Integrate cloud security into your IaC initiative while streamlining processes Embed cloud security checks into the DevSecOps native tools, allowing them to proactively identify and mitigate risk as part of their ongoing process. About AlgoSec AlgoSec, a global cybersecurity leader, empowers organizations to secure application connectivity by automating connectivity flows and security policy, anywhere. The AlgoSec platform enables the world’s most complex organizations to gain visibility, reduce risk, and process changes at zero-touch across the hybrid network. AlgoSec’s patented application-centric view of the hybrid network enables business owners, application owners, and information security professionals to talk the same language, so organizations can deliver business applications faster while achieving a heightened security posture. Over 1,800 of the world’s leading organizations trust AlgoSec to help secure their most critical workloads across public cloud, private cloud, containers, and on-premises networks while taking advantage of almost two decades of leadership in Network Security Policy Management. See what securely accelerating your digital transformation, move-to-cloud, infrastructure modernization, or micro-segmentation initiatives looks like at www.algosec.com

AlgoSec’s latest product release provides organizations with enhanced application connectivity visibility, effective security, and continuous compliance with the most recent regulations across their multi-cloud environments. Ensure up to date compliance and tighten your hybrid network security posture with AlgoSec A32.60 AlgoSec’s latest product release provides organizations with enhanced application connectivity visibility, effective security, and continuous compliance with the most recent regulations across their multi-cloud environments. September 13, 2023 Speak to one of our experts RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J., September 13, 2023 – AlgoSec, a global cybersecurity leader, introduces AlgoSec A32.60, the latest in application connectivity security and compliance. AlgoSec A32.60 provides an effective solution for organizations to secure application connectivity in their hybrid and multi-cloud estate. A32.60 integrates cloud security visibility into AlgoSec’s security management platform and enables organizations to ensure ongoing compliance with industry regulatory standards. The key benefits that AlgoSec A32.60 delivers to network and security experts include: Enhanced visibility and security of north-south network traffic: New integration with Palo Alto Prisma Access, now encompassing mobile user policies within the Prisma access fabric. New integration and support for SD-WAN Versa Networks, offering extended visibility into network connectivity and an intuitive topology map. Ensuring ongoing regulatory compliance: Enhanced ISO 27001 report with the latest 2022 standards, allowing organizations to ensure alignment with the most current regulations. Integration of a new ECB (European Central Bank) regulations report, allowing companies to confidently navigate evolving compliance requirements. Integrating cloud security visibility into network security policy management: Expanded integration with Microsoft Azure firewall enables centralized visibility across both cloud and traditional firewalls, all within a single, unified management solution. New automation support for Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) objects in Palo Alto Panorama, Fortinet FortiManager, and Check Point. This allows users to efficiently manage and secure their network resources while embracing the flexibility of cloud environments. About AlgoSec AlgoSec, a global cybersecurity leader, empowers organizations to secure application connectivity by automating connectivity flows and security policy, anywhere. The AlgoSec platform enables the world’s most complex organizations to gain visibility, reduce risk, achieve compliance at the application-level and process changes at zero-touch across the hybrid network. AlgoSec’s patented application-centric view of the hybrid network enables business owners, application owners, and information security professionals to talk the same language, so organizations can deliver business applications faster while achieving a heightened security posture. Over 1,800 of the world’s leading organizations trust AlgoSec to help secure their most critical workloads across public cloud, private cloud, containers, and on-premises networks. See what securely accelerating your digital transformation, move-to-cloud, infrastructure modernization, or micro-segmentation initiatives looks like at www.algosec.com