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NetAbstraction Appoints Brian Stone Chief Revenue Officer

NetAbstraction, the network privacy and security company, today announced the appointment of Brian Stone as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Brian will oversee all business functions across sales, field operations, marketing, channel and customer success.

Cloud Security Innovator Dustin Webber Joins NetAbstraction as CSO

April 5, 2022 - NetAbstraction is excited to announce the appointment of cloud security innovator and infosec luminary Dustin Willis Webber as Chief Security Officer. Dustin will drive security innovation, strategy and development of NetAbstraction’s products that enable customers to disguise their organizational resources and communications on the Internet and in the cloud.

NetAbstraction and Jacobs Expand Alliance to Offer Advanced Cyber Solutions to Commercial Clients

March 29, 2022 - NetAbstraction, the Zero Trust network privacy and security company, today announced they have expanded their alliance with Jacobs (NYSE:J) beyond the Federal government sector to offer NetAbstraction’s ransomware protection technology to commercial customers, beginning with the global higher education community.

NetAbstraction Announces International Expansion in EMEA

March 16, 2022 - NetAbstraction is excited to announce the expansion of our company’s operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) with the opening of an office in Cork Ireland, and the appointment of former AT&T cybersecurity executive Conor O’Brien as Vice President of EMEA Sales.

Alissa Knight Joins NetAbstraction Board of Advisors

March 9, 2022 - NetAbstraction, announces Alissa Knight has joined the company’s Board of Advisors to provide unique go-to-market expertise that focuses on marketing cybersecurity through the lens of hackers. Alissa is managing partner of Knight Ink, Knight Studios, and Knight Events.

Former NSA director leads conference on cyber security at Georgia Cyber Center

March 3, 2022 - A panel of cyber security leaders including former NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers gave information on how people can protect themselves and their companies.

NetAbstraction Opens New Office in Augusta, Georgia to Tap Cyber Security Talent in Region

January 19, 2022 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced it has opened a new office here in close proximity to Fort Gordon and the Georgia Cyber Center. NetAbstraction expects to hire more than 20 new employees in Augusta this year.

NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave

December 6, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, is creating NetAbstraction NetEnclave, a cloud obfuscation service that offers a veil of secrecy around applications, resources, and data that makes an organization’s assets invisible to attackers.

To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder

December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes

NetAbstraction Appoints Brian Stone Chief Revenue Officer

Cloud Security Innovator Dustin Webber Joins NetAbstraction as CSO

NetAbstraction and Jacobs Expand Alliance to Offer Advanced Cyber Solutions to Commercial Clients

NetAbstraction Announces International Expansion in EMEA

Alissa Knight Joins NetAbstraction Board of Advisors

Former NSA director leads conference on cyber security at Georgia Cyber Center

March 3, 2022 - A panel of cyber security leaders including former NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers gave information on how people can protect themselves and their companies.

NetAbstraction Opens New Office in Augusta, Georgia to Tap Cyber Security Talent in Region

NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave

To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder

December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes

NetAbstraction Appoints Brian Stone Chief Revenue Officer

Cloud Security Innovator Dustin Webber Joins NetAbstraction as CSO

NetAbstraction and Jacobs Expand Alliance to Offer Advanced Cyber Solutions to Commercial Clients

NetAbstraction Announces International Expansion in EMEA

Alissa Knight Joins NetAbstraction Board of Advisors

Former NSA director leads conference on cyber security at Georgia Cyber Center

March 3, 2022 - A panel of cyber security leaders including former NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers gave information on how people can protect themselves and their companies.

NetAbstraction Opens New Office in Augusta, Georgia to Tap Cyber Security Talent in Region

NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave

To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder

December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes

Forbes: When Deploying SASE, Don’t Overlook Network Privacy

To protect “anywhere-anytime” access to digital resources, including applications and data, enterprises are increasingly adopting secure access security edge (SASE) architectures. This emerging approach combines comprehensive network security functions with WAN (wide area network) capabilities to support the dynamic, secure-access needs of organizations.

SecurityWeek: Healthcare and the Other CIA

For IT professionals, the acronym “CIA” refers to the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability of information, not the Central Intelligence Agency. However, given the current threat level to data security, IT teams may wish they could get a little help from people with intelligence community tradecraft experience.

Take Back Control Of Your WAN With Enhanced Cloud Interconnection

February 17, 2022 – As the use of public cloud services continues to increase, most enterprises have decided to use multiple platform service providers. This is being driven by the fact that each cloud provider has unique strengths in server infrastructure and networking capabilities.

Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation

Enterprise-level cyberattacks continue to increase dramatically while threats are growing in sophistication. Meanwhile, defensive responses tend to be reactive rather than proactive. Typical commercial and government networks are fixed, static, easily located and thus more vulnerable to attack. We have to look at the problem differently.

Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives

August 3, 2021 - Anyone involved with cybersecurity understands that not all IT systems and devices represent the same level of risk. Some hold more valuable data than others. Some are mission-critical and others, while important, don’t spell “doom” if they are compromised.

Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think

July 26, 2021 - As attackers become more sophisticated, so do their attacks. This in turn exposes threat vectors that once were thought to be well protected, or at least not interesting enough to attack. Nowhere is this truer than in industrial control systems (ICS) environments.

Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private

Jul 26, 2021 - Most people believe that virtual private networks (VPNs), which create a point-to-point tunnel between two computer devices, provide security and privacy of their communications. However, the level of security is only as good as the type of encryption used to protect the transmission of data.

Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity

June 28, 2021 - Now that operations are returning to normal—or the New Normal, which is bound to include a big segment of remote work—security needs to adjust to a number of workers who will continue to work from home. And that includes a fair amount of security analysts and other network security staff. How can we be sure that threat hunters stay safe, and don’t themselves become a threat to the systems they protect? - SecurityWeek

Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too

May 6, 2021 - As threat actors attempt to remain undetected to carry out attacks, they often use a variety of tools to obscure their identities and activity. Organizations meanwhile leave their networks and activity open for inspection by anyone who chooses to perform basic reconnaissance. - SecurityWeek

Forbes: When Deploying SASE, Don’t Overlook Network Privacy

SecurityWeek: Healthcare and the Other CIA

Take Back Control Of Your WAN With Enhanced Cloud Interconnection

Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation

Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives

Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think

Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private

Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity

Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too

Forbes: When Deploying SASE, Don’t Overlook Network Privacy

SecurityWeek: Healthcare and the Other CIA

Take Back Control Of Your WAN With Enhanced Cloud Interconnection

Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation

Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives

Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think

Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private

Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity

Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too

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