Cybersecurity Mesh: What It Means for Security Teams?

The rapid evolution of attacks', security transformation, and complexity of the hybrid infrastructures create a siloed posture that is hard to control. Decision-makers will have to integrate security solutions into a unified architecture using a scalable cybersecurity mesh architecture.

"Gartner says: By 2024, organizations adopting a cybersecurity mesh architecture will reduce the financial impact of security incidents by an average of 90%"

The top cyber security problems organizations are facing

• Attacks and defenses are asymmetrical, they don't think in silos
• The security perimeter has evolved substantially fragmented
• Mixed environments demand a more consolidated security approach
• The security teams are hard to implement their security policies, resulting in security drift
• Unable to address evolving threats and underutilized security controls

Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture (CSMA) supports interoperability and coordination between security tools, resulting in a better-integrated security baseline.

Thanks to our API and plugin-based development experience, we provide CSMA-based distributed architecture design to scalable, flexible, and reliable cyber controls and integrations that enable any organization to move away from a siloed approach and toward a resilient and interoperable structure.

Key Benefits

• Redefines cybersecurity perimeter around zero-trust architecture
• Provide a framework that enables distinct security tools to work together
• More consistent security posture to support increased agility
• Better defensive posture through API-driven integrated security tools
• More standardized responsive security approach
• Easy to deploy and maintain
• Better aligned security approach = scalable, flexible & reliable cybersecurity controls
• Easy to implement "trust but verify" approach