Today's post introduces a video series called "Next-Generation Network Security: Fact or Fiction?" that will be shared over the course of the coming months. In the series, we will showcase brief videos that examine debates germane to the security industry with topics from network security appliances to what advanced persistent threats (APTs) really are. Each video will ultimately reach a conclusion that determines whether the proposition is fact or should be written off as fiction.
In our first installment, vice president of security strategy Jason Brvenik examines whether or intrusion prevention systems (IPS) and Next-Generation IPS (NGIPS) are one and the same. Are there fundamental technology differences between the two? Hear what Jason has to say and let us know what you think.
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In our first installment, vice president of security strategy Jason Brvenik examines whether or intrusion prevention systems (IPS) and Next-Generation IPS (NGIPS) are one and the same. Are there fundamental technology differences between the two? Hear what Jason has to say and let us know what you think.
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