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Palo Alto Networks launches Cortex XDR 5.0: ready for the next step in security operations?

Attackers are moving faster than ever. The time between initial access and full compromise has shrunk to minutes — and more than 90% of all breaches can be traced back to preventable gaps.

Assume breach in practice: what it really demands of your security team

The NCSC recently published a practical guide for security professionals: Convince your board of assume breach.

Nomios achieves Infoblox's highest partner status — as the only European integrator

Nomios Group has achieved Diamond partner status with Infoblox, the highest tier within the Infoblox partner network.

Cortex XDR as SIEM light: powerful detection and compliance without the complexity

Many organisations face the same dilemma: they know they need better visibility into what is happening across their environment, but a full SIEM platform feels like a significant undertaking — expensive, complex to manage, and heavy to implement.

Why quantum-safe networking needs to be on your 2026 agenda

Find out why quantum-safe networking should be on every IT leader's 2026 agenda and what practical steps to take now on encryption, key governance, and post-quantum cryptography readiness.

The data layer as the foundation of the modern SOC

Anyone building or modernising a Security Operations Centre will eventually reach the same conclusion: the quality of the data layer determines the quality of everything built on top of it.

FortiOS 8.0: Secure Networking in the AI Era

At Fortinet Accelerate 2026 in Las Vegas, Fortinet introduced FortiOS 8.0, the latest release of the operating system powering the Fortinet Security Fabric.

Security from Core to Edge: HPE Juniper Networks Introduces the SRX400 Series

One of the most concrete announcements is the HPE Juniper Networking SRX400 series: a compact next-generation firewall that brings carrier-grade security to the edge of the network.

Digital Sovereignty That Works in Practice: Local Control, Global Resilience

Zscaler introduces the expansion of its digital sovereignty capabilities.

Nomios, Intragen and CyberArk: Identity Security as an Accelerator for Zero Trust

Identity Security as the Engine of Zero Trust: A “Match Made in Heaven” Between CyberArk and Palo Alto.

Quantum-safe networking design patterns for the data centre fabric and DCI

Practical guidance for applying multi-layer encryption, preparing the management plane for PQC, and building crypto-agility into your data centre fabric and DCI architecture.

The bitterbal as proof that networks have become intelligent

What began as a lighthearted internal initiative evolved into a telling example of how modern network infrastructure can be more than connectivity alone.

Post-quantum cryptography and its real-world impact on everyday security

Post-quantum cryptography is starting to affect everyday security. Learn where PQC changes TLS handshakes, messaging, email, certificates and identity, plus what this means for compatibility, performance and migration planning.

Identity security in a changing IT landscape

For a long time, identity was the neglected part of IT security. User accounts, groups and permissions were necessary to keep systems running, but rarely the subject of strategic security decisions.

Why identity is the engine of zero trust

Identity is the engine of zero trust: learn how IAM, PAM and IGA enable continuous verification, reduce risk from privileged access, and strengthen identity hygiene across cloud and hybrid environments.

A practical NIS2 guide for network managers and IT directors

For network managers and IT directors, NIS2 does not significantly alter what is technically required, but it substantially raises the bar on what must be demonstrable.

The silent weakness in higher education IT security

While universities and colleges are investing heavily in cloud, identity management and zero trust, a crucial part of the digital infrastructure remains conspicuously overlooked: DNS and DDI.

Passion as the quiet driver of OT security

Cybersecurity in industrial environments is rarely visible or dramatic. Yet a large part of the Dutch economy depends on it.