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PAN-OS and EDLs - Everything You Wanted to Know about External Dynamic Lists
External Dynamic Lists (EDLs) in Palo Alto Firewalls dynamically integrate IPs, URLs, and domains into security policies, reducing change requests. They empower SOCs to manage threats without firewall changes. Despite limitations, EDLs enhance security by automating updates and supporting authentication. Implementing EDLs optimizes security posture and streamlines threat management.
Designing Red Hat OpenShift with Hosted Control Planes
Red Hat OpenShift's Hosted Control Planes (HCP) revolutionize cluster management by reducing server costs and enabling efficient, scalable deployments. With advanced features like autoscaling and multi-cluster management, HCP offers a streamlined approach to managing clusters both on-premise and in the cloud, transforming the OpenShift experience.
SSL Certificate Validity Changes 2025: How to Prepare Your Business Now
Beginning in March 2026 SSL/TLS certificate will begin expiring after 200 days and will continue to be reduced each year until 2029 when validity will be down to just 47 days. This change aims to enhance security, reduce exposure from compromised certificates, and encourage automation, but will require significant changes in certificate management processes for many companies. Organizations should begin preparing now for shorter certificate lifespans and more frequent domain validations to avoid security risks and ensure reliable digital interactions
Intent-Based Networking Is No Longer Optional: Why Juniper Apstra Is Winning in the Modern Data Center
Intent-based networking is no longer a future vision—it's a present-day necessity. As data centers evolve to support hybrid cloud, AI workloads, and multi-vendor complexity, legacy, configuration-driven models are breaking down. Forward-looking organizations are turning to intent-based networking to regain control, accelerate operations, and reduce risk—with Juniper Apstra leading the way as a proven platform for modern data center transformation.
Demystifying Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint and OpenRoaming the Pros and Cons
The exploration of Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint and OpenRoaming underscores the significance of seamless and secure wireless guest network access while highlighting the associated challenges and available solutions.
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Advancing Intelligent RAN: inside WWT's AI Aerial Innovation Lab
Explore how WWT's AI Aerial Innovation Lab is redefining wireless networks—combining AI-native RAN, GPU acceleration and cloud-scale automation to unlock smarter, more resilient, revenue-ready 5G and future 6G architectures.
Check Point SASE: A Practical Hybrid Model for Secure Access
In a post-2020 world, traditional security perimeters are obsolete. Check Point's hybrid SASE model adapts by integrating endpoint enforcement, cloud inspection and secure SD-WAN, offering flexible, identity-aware access. This approach reduces tool sprawl, enhances security, and aligns with the hybrid nature of modern enterprises, users, and applications.
RSA One Year Later: SSE and the Cyber Kill Chain Revisited
At RSA 2025, we made a straightforward argument: the Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain is still a solid framework for defenders, and Security Service Edge (SSE) is an architecture that covers significant ground across it. We came back to RSA 2026 curious to know if it still worked.
Exponential Thinking in the Age of AI
AI, combined with exponential thinking, is an architectural shift, not a tool choice. It turns decisions, workflows, products and even org structures into software-driven, learning systems that improve non‑linearly. For Fortune 100 leaders, the opportunity is to stack advancing technologies rapidly so each new dataset, workflow or agent makes the enterprise smarter, more adaptive and more capital efficient.
Better AI, Not Less AI: The Case for Explainability in Security Operations
As organizations struggle with alert fatigue, traditional AI security tools fall short by operating as black boxes that offer verdicts without reasoning. Explainable AI (XAI) addresses this by showing analysts why decisions are made across triage, investigation, and response. The result is faster workflows, smarter detection and analysts who build real threat intuition.
Non-Human Identity Security Platform Assessment
NHI (non-human identity) management platforms increase security visibility and capability. The vendors assessed here are converging on the same problem from different angles: who created the identity, what it can access, how it authenticates, whether it is governed, and how quickly it can be detected and remediated when abused.
Stop Trying to Eat the AI Elephant in One Bite
Organizations struggle with AI adoption because they treat it as one thing. It's not. Break it into three tiers: Inference (AI answers, you decide), Assistive (AI drafts, you approve) and Automation (AI acts, you monitor). Each requires different levels of trust and organizational change. Build capabilities tier by tier. That's how you eat the elephant.
The State of NVMe-oF in 2026
Exploring the evolution of NVMe-over-Fabrics, this article delves into customer attitudes, protocol adoption, and future predictions. While NVMe/TCP emerges as a promising leader, Fibre Channel remains steadfast. The landscape is shifting, offering diverse paths for storage innovation. How will your organization navigate this evolving storage fabric terrain?
RSA Conference 2026: Key Themes, Insights, and the Power of Community in Cybersecurity
Collective resilience, AI evolution, regulatory shifts and the new foundations for secure operations
Why DNS Security in a DDI Solution Wins
DNS is the most queried protocol in any enterprise — and the most exploited. A DDI solution with native DNS security and Threat Intelligence does not simply detect threats at the perimeter; it identifies, correlates, and blocks malicious activity before a single byte reaches an endpoint. Infoblox BloxOne Threat Defense, powered by real-time TIDE and Dossier intelligence, delivers exactly that — at scale, across hybrid and multicloud environments.
Top 20 Agentic AI Use Cases for Healthcare in 2026
A guide to 2026's top agentic AI opportunities in healthcare—spanning clinician, staff and patient experience across the provider and payer ecosystem.
Hands-on with Everpure's FlashBlade//EXA
WWT's unfiltered take on the Everpure FlashBlade//EXA install we completed in the AI Proving Ground.
The Barrier to Serious AI Work Is Dropping And That Changes Everything
GPU-as-a-Service is lowering the barrier to serious AI work — no data center required. A hands-on evaluation of Nebius GPUaaS puts an 8× NVIDIA B200 node through its paces, delivering 92% multi-GPU scaling efficiency on a single provisioned node.
Using Agentic AI to Collect Pharmacy Stock Information
Learn how WWT helped a healthcare client improve patient care by automatically collecting pharmacy stock information and surfacing this to doctors and hospital staff in an easy-to-use web dashboard.
DDI is Everyone's Problem. Not Just the Network Teams.
DNS, DHCP and IP address management are collectively known as DDI. Learn why security, cloud, application and DevOps teams all have skin in the DDI game and what happens when they're left out of the conversation.
Prisma AIRS Series - Part 1: Discovery
AI is spreading faster than most organizations can track it, across apps, APIs, and teams, often without clear visibility or control. This article explores why traditional discovery falls short and how Prisma AIRS approaches AI security as a connected system, starting with Discovery. By building a unified, contextual view of models, data, and interactions; including shadow AI, organizations can finally understand where risk exists and where control is needed. Next, we turn to Assessment; how to test what you've found.
The Hidden Cost of Legacy Systems: Building the Business Case for Healthcare IT Modernization
Legacy healthcare systems are costly and risky, hindering innovation and compliance. Modernization is crucial for value-based care, interoperability and digital transformation. Learn why healthcare leaders must act now in order to pave the way for future care delivery advancements.
Securing the Unsecurable: How Zscaler Airgap Protects Devices That Can't Protect Themselves
Billions of IoT and OT devices can't run security software, making them prime targets and easy entry points for attackers. This blog explores how Zscaler Airgap delivers agentless, zero trust segmentation to protect every device on your network, regardless of its capabilities.
The Next Phase of Cybersecurity: When the Attacker Is No Longer Human
Autonomous AI systems are redefining cyber threats — operating at machine speed, adapting in real time and attacking without human involvement. Learn why traditional security architectures fall short and what it takes to defend your organization in this new era.
Garbage In, Garbage Amplified: The AI Feedback Loop Most Companies Miss
Most teams are using AI to summarize and connect internal data. Fewer realize they may be creating a feedback loop in the process. When AI-generated content gets stored alongside source material, it can quietly shift what is treated as truth. This blog article breaks down how it happens, why it matters, and one simple structural change that can prevent it.