AlgoSec, the network security management solution vendor, has introduced enhanced application visibility and auto-discovery features, and extended its integrations with SDN and SD-WAN solutions, in the new version of its core Network Security Management Suite.

AlgoSec A32 version

AlgoSec’s new A32 version gives IT and security experts the most comprehensive visibility and control over security across their entire hybrid environment. It enables organisations to align and manage their network security from a business perspective, giving them new automation capabilities for seamless, zero-touch security management across SDN, cloud and on-premise networks from a single platform.

The key benefits that AlgoSec A32 delivers to IT, network and security experts include:

  • Enable secure deployment of micro-segmentation in complex hybrid networks

Built-in AutoDiscovery capability

A32 automates identifying and mapping of the attributes, flows and rules that support business-critical applications across hybrid networks with the built-in AutoDiscovery capability.

This accelerates organisations’ ability to make changes to their applications across the enterprise’s heterogeneous on-premise and cloud platforms, and to troubleshoot network or change management issues, thereby ensuring continuous security and compliance.

  • Align and manage all network security processes from a single platform

Risk detection and mitigation for cloud misconfigurations

AlgoSec A32 version gives organisations instant visibility, risk detection, and mitigation for network or cloud misconfigurations, and simplifies security policies with central management and clean-up capabilities.

This makes it easy to plan and implement micro-segmentation strategies to enhance security network-wide.

  • Seamlessly integrate with SDN and SD-WAN solutions for enhanced visibility and compliance

Seamless integration with SDN and SD-WAN solutions

A32 seamlessly integrates with SDN and SD-WAN solutions, including Cisco ACI and Cisco Meraki

A32 seamlessly integrates with SDN and SD-WAN solutions, including Cisco ACI, Cisco Meraki and VMWARE NSX-T to enhance visibility and ensure ongoing compliance with extended support for financial regulations such as SWIFT and HKMA.

The events of 2020 have highlighted how critical it is for network security experts to be able to make changes to their organisations’ core business applications quickly, but without impacting security or compliance across complex, hybrid networks,”  said Eran Shiff, Vice President, Product, of AlgoSec.

Maximising business agility and strengthening security

Eran adds, “AlgoSec A32 gives IT and security teams the holistic visibility and granular control they need over their entire network to do this, enabling them to plan, check and automatically implement changes from a single console to maximise business agility and strengthen security and compliance.

AlgoSec A32 is the first version to run on the CentOS 7 operating system and is generally available currently in the market.

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