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Zero trust and SASE
13 stories in the last 90 days · 3 community threads
In short
Zero trust is a security approach that grants access based on verified identity, device health and context for each request, instead of trusting anything inside the network. SASE and ZTNA are common ways to deliver it. Buyers should treat it as a programme rather than a product and judge vendors on how well they fit existing identity systems and how much legacy VPN and firewall access they can actually retire.
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Latest stories
The newest Zero trust and SASE stories from the last 90 days. Each one opens with our summary and a link to the original source.
Networking
Accelerating Decision Superiority: Discover Cisco’s Solutions at AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026
Join Cisco at AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 (Booth 401) to explore how our AI-powered defense and zero-trust solutions secure the tactical edge, accelerate allied interoperability, and advance mission readiness.
Security
Driven by Innovation: Our Latest Analyst Wins and Product Momentum in Network & AI Security
Market leadership comes down to two things: the vision to anticipate and solve customer problems and proven engineering execution. Across AI Security, Network Security, SASE, and critical infrastructure protection the industry’s top …
Cloud Infrastructure
Secure the Grid: What Executive Order 14421 Means for Zero Trust
Containers & Kubernetes
Building zero trust networks with Red Hat Ansible
With artificial intelligence (AI) models now capable of discovering thousands of vulnerabilities in days and developing exploits in hours, organizations are moving from preventing to containing the breach. This requires enforcing least privilege across identity, secrets, network segmentation, and policy across your IT domains. Perimeter firewalls still matter, but they aren't everything. Hybrid…
Security
SASE in the AI Era: Why Secure Global Connectivity Matters More Than Ever
Where global enterprises lose ground Ask any global IT leader what slows their enterprise down, and they’ll rarely identify the network itself as the issue. The friction often shows up at the borders, where one country’s infrastructure meets another’s regulations and coherence quietly falls apart. Every new region a company enters brings its own regulatory regime, infrastructure boundaries, and…
Security
“SASE Gateway” provided by KDDI : How SP Interconnect Simplifies Closed Network Zero Trust
We are thrilled to announce that KDDI Corporation, a long-standing NextWave partner of Palo Alto Networks and a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) with whom we have built a strong partnership, has …
Cloud Infrastructure
The CMMC Phase II Suspension: What It Means for Your Compliance and Zero Trust Strategy
Networking
Cato Networks Launches SMB FlexPool to Help MSPs Scale Managed SASE for Small and Midsize Businesses
New partner-led pooled-capacity program delivers instant provisioning, flexible licensing, and a high-velocity go-to-market model for Cato’s global MSP network Tel Aviv, Israel, 1 Sept. 2026, Cato Networks, the converged network and security cloud for the AI era, today announced Cato SMB FlexPool, a new program that enables managed service providers (MSPs) to deliver managed... The post Cato…
Earlier in the last 90 days
- Modernizing Federal Networks without CompromiseInfoblox · 29 Aug 2026
- Backblaze B2 To Encrypt New Uploads by DefaultBackblaze · 27 Aug 2026
- The Best Zero Trust Solution Isn’t a Product, It’s a MindsetSolarWinds · 11 Aug 2026
- Palo Alto Networks Recognized as the Only Vendor to be Named a 4X Leader in SASE and SSE Gartner Magic Quadrant ReportsPalo Alto Networks · 11 Aug 2026
- Cato Networks Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SASE Platforms for the Third Consecutive YearCato Networks · 1 Aug 2026
What practitioners are discussing
Stories say what companies announced. These threads are where people who work with Zero trust and SASE compare notes.
New
How far along is your zero-trust journey, honestly?
Identity-first access, device posture, microsegmentation: which parts are done and which keep slipping?
New
Replacing VPNs with ZTNA: what broke?
Legacy apps, contractor access, performance, user experience: share the gotchas so others can plan for them.
Companies in these stories
The active companies with the most Zero trust and SASE stories in the last 90 days. It counts news coverage, not quality, market share or fit for your needs.
Related categories
Where Zero trust and SASE sits among the categories Techarda covers. Each hub shows who is active, and each guide sets out how to evaluate vendors.
Terms to know
Plain definitions of terms that come up in Zero trust and SASE stories, from the Techarda glossary.
Frequently asked questions
Can we buy zero trust?
Not as a single product. Zero trust is an approach that several products support: identity and access management, device checks, zero trust network access and segmentation. A vendor claiming to deliver it alone deserves follow-up questions.
What is the difference between SASE and SSE?
Secure access service edge (SASE) combines network services such as SD-WAN with cloud-delivered security. Security service edge (SSE) is the security half on its own: secure web gateway, cloud access security broker and zero trust network access.
Where should a zero trust programme start?
Most start with identity: single sign-on and phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication for everyone, then replacing broad VPN access with per-application access, then segmenting the most sensitive systems.
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