Unboxing the Ericsson Cradlepoint S400 Router

This unveiling focuses on the new Ericsson Cradlepoint S400 Router, a modular and highly customizable device equipped with a Category 6 modem, gigabit Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi, GPS, and unique expansion modules. Designed for light industrial and branch IoT applications, the S400 Router includes Secure Connect SASE as part of its subscription offering. The router is managed through the NetCloud Manager platform, making it ideal for various use cases, including banking ATMs and offshore oil rigs.

This demo features Peter Silva and Colin Geis, Ericsson’s Lead Product Manager for IoT and Mobility Solutions. Learn more about the S400 here.

Safeguarding Users from Web-Borne Threats with NetCloud SASE

Traditional Secure Web Gateway (SWG) technologies predominantly rely on signature-based detection methods to identify known threats. However, this approach is increasingly inadequate for addressing the complexities of modern cyber threats, such as advanced zero-day exploits and sophisticated phishing attacks. These evolving risks, including browser-based exploits like ransomware, phishing attempts, credential theft, and the download of malicious documents, often bypass detection-based tools.

To enhance protection, organizations should adopt a prevention-based strategy centered on isolation. This method involves rendering websites in a secure cloud environment and streaming content to users, thereby significantly reducing the risk of infection. Users can be provided with either full or restricted access to web content, with all downloads sanitized to prevent malware from entering the network. Our solution includes straightforward, pre-configured policies that can be tailored to your organization’s specific risk management needs, ensuring comprehensive and advanced web security. Safe sites are allowed. Malicious sites are blocked. Risky or unknown sites are isolated. Downloads are sanitized. Phishing sites are accessed in read-only mode.

VPN & Private APN Replacement with Zero Trust Architecture

This hands-on demo of Ericsson's NetCloud solution provides an in-depth discussion of VPNs and Private APNs. Private Access Point Names (APNs) are used to establish secure cellular networks, while Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) safeguard communications over untrusted connections. NetCloud Manager streamlines the process of adding new sites and creating access policies, fully aligned with zero-trust security principles. The solution includes overlay-NAT’ed addresses, which help resolve overlapping IP address conflicts. Cradlepoint's Secure Connect feature enhances simplicity, scalability, and security by unifying network security with advanced web filtering options under a single policy framework. Hosts Peter Silva and Joe Wagner, Senior Product Manager for Security lead this session.

Three Ways to ZTNA

This Ericsson Enterprise Wireless demo showcases four distinct connectivity solutions within the NetCloud platform: branch connectivity, remote user access, enterprise hybrid remote work, and untrusted third-party access. We also emphasize three approaches to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), including both client-based and clientless ZTNA options. The video highlights Ericsson’s NetCloud Exchange and #NetCloud #SASE #ZTNA solutions, making it particularly relevant for network engineers, sysadmins, and remote access managers. Peter Silva and Lead Product Manager for Security Daniel Scarberry are your hosts.

Learn more at: https://cradlepoint.com/products/netcloud-sase/

When Phishing Protections Fail, Isolate the Threat

Existing anti-phishing tech, together with training, is not getting the job done when it comes to Phishing. It is almost inevitable that someone will click a bad link leading to compromised credentials. A new approach is needed, and it is called isolation. No human firewalls are required! When a user clicks on a link in an email, it is opened in a remote cloud container, and the site’s content is streamed to the end user. Any phishing malware is blocked from getting to the machine and the site can be rendered in “read-only” mode to prevent users from handing over their credentials. This solution is available today as a component of our NetCloud SASE Solution. Peter Silva lights up how to protect users and devices from malicious links.

How Global Cyberthreats Changed Over 2021

F5 Labs, in collaboration with Effluxio, researches global attack traffic to gain a better understanding of the cyberthreat landscape. Cyberattacks take many forms, but they often start with the hunt for exploitable services. We analyzed scans of global low-interaction honeypot traps across three quarters of 2021, specifically comparing activity from the first two quarters, January through June, against the third quarter, July through September. Peter Silva starts the clock for How Global Cyberthreats Changed Over 2021. read the article: How Global Cyberthreats Changed Over 2021 - https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/threat-intelligence/how-global-cyberthreats-changed-over-2021 Read the article: How Global Cyberthreats Changed Over 2021

What is Mutual TLS (mTLS)?

Mutual Transport Layer Security (#mTLS) establishes an encrypted TLS connection in which both parties use X.509 digital certificates to authenticate and verify each other. MTLS can help mitigate the risk of moving services to the cloud, and prevent malicious third parties from imitating genuine apps. So, let’s start the clock for What is mTLS?

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