Author Archives: Onsite Computing, Inc.

VMware patches security vulnerability twice

Mistakes can occur, but when the same problem occurs several times in a row, there may be a deeper problem. This is the case with VMware that had to publish a patch for the same security time for the second time in just a few months. Heap overflow found in VMware vCenter This patch is […]

The rise of the machines and the growing AI identity attack surface

In 1968, a killer supercomputer named HAL 9000 gripped imaginations in the sci-fi thriller “2001: A Space Odyssey.” The dark side of artificial intelligence (AI) was intriguing, entertaining, and completely far-fetched. Audiences were hooked, and numerous blockbusters followed, from “The Terminator” in 1984 to “The Matrix” in 1999, each exploring AI’s extreme possibilities and potential consequences. A […]

Applying a ‘three-box solution’ to identity security strategies

Physical and network barriers that once separated corporate environments from the outside world no longer exist. In this new technological age defined by hybrid, multi-cloud, and SaaS, identities are the perimeter. Any one identity—workforce, IT, developer, or machine—can become an attack path to an organization’s most valuable assets. With technology evolving at an unprecedented pace […]

Has the time come for integrated network and security platforms?

Platformization isn’t a new trend, but there’s renewed focus from a number of vendors, including Fortinet, Palo Alto, HPE Aruba, and Cisco, as enterprises weigh the appeal of combining network and security features in a single overarching platform. Palo Alto Networks created some buzz in February, when it announced a wholesale platformization of the company’s security products […]

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