Security
Security ist ein dauernder Prozess
Nie war es so wichtig, eine durchgängige End-to-End Security Strategie zu haben wie heute. Der Weg zu einer solchen Strategie führt häufig über ein Information Security Management System [ISMS]. Ein ISMS ist besonders hilfreich, da es eine in sich zusammenhängende Sammlung von Methoden, Vorgaben und Regeln zur permanenten Steuerung und Verbesserung der Informationssicherheit innerhalb eines Unternehmens darstellt.
Systematisch werden mit einem ISMS zu den originären IT-Themen auch Themen wie Unternehmensorganisation, Personal- und physikalische Sicherheit, Zugangskontrolle, Störungsmanagement und Business Continuity Management [BCM] behandelt. Ist ein ISMS erst einmal etabliert und wird gelebt, rückt ein End-to-End Blick in den Fokus des IT-Alltags und alle Mehrwerte des Systems kommen zum Tragen.
Ein Information Security Management System ist kein fertiges Produkt im Sinne einer Software oder eines fertigen Systems. Ein ISMS richtet sich nach vorhandenen Geschäftsprozessen und Strukturen und muss aus der Organisation heraus entwickelt werden. Dabei wird es nie einen Punkt geben, an dem es als fertig betrachtet werden kann. Es lebt vielmehr durch die permanente Pflege und Anpassung an aktuelle Gegebenheiten.
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How Zero Networks is closing the network enforcement gap for AI agents 21. April 2026
The promise of microsegmentation has always been about reducing the attack surface in a bid to lower risk. In the modern era of AI agents, existing methods of network segmentation might not be enough anymore, according to Zero Networks. The company, which was founded in 2019, built its platform around the argument that existing microsegmentation […]
Azure SRE Agent flaw lets outsiders silently eavesdrop on enterprise cloud operations 21. April 2026
A high-severity authentication flaw in Microsoft’s Azure SRE Agent exposed sensitive agent data to unauthorized network access, according to a confirmed vulnerability disclosure. The issue was identified by Enclave AI researcher Yanir Tsarimi, who detailed the findings in a blog post describing how agent interactions could be accessed without proper authentication controls. The vulnerability has been tracked […]
Amazon’s $5B Anthropic bet is really about compute, not just cash 21. April 2026
Amazon on Monday said it was investing an additional $5 billion in Anthropic, a move that analysts say is aimed as much at easing the AI startup’s growing infrastructure bottlenecks as at deepening their strategic partnership. As part of the deal, Anthropic will lock in up to 5 gigawatts of compute capacity across AWS’s Trainium […]
Cloudflare wants to rebuild the network for the age of AI agents 20. April 2026
As organizations push AI agents from pilots into production, a common problem has surfaced: the networking and access models built for humans do not work for autonomous software. During its Agents Week event, Cloudflare released multiple services aimed at that problem. Together, they represent the company’s effort to extend its network infrastructure layer to cover […]
AI fuels wireless talent shortage 20. April 2026
The wireless networking talent shortage has become more than a hiring challenge. It is now a major driver of operational risk, security exposure, and rising incident costs, just as enterprise networks grow more complex. According to Cisco’s State of Wireless 2026 report, 86% of organizations are struggling to hire qualified wireless professionals. The same teams […]
Flawed Cisco update threatens to stop APs from getting further patches 17. April 2026
Cisco admins are scrambling to patch a critical flash memory overflow vulnerability in over 200 Cisco Systems IOS XE-based models of wireless access points (APs), caused by a recent flawed software update. If the issue is not corrected quickly, the AP’s memory will become so flooded that new software updates will be blocked and the […]
IPv6 may briefly have accounted for more than half of internet traffic 17. April 2026
Has IPv6 finally reached its day of glory? It’s fair to say that IPv6 has not had the level of take-up expected when the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) ratified it back in 1998. Take-up has been agonizingly slow, not reaching 5 percent of traffic until 2014. However, the use of IPv6 has been slowly […]
Broadcom’s Facebook friend will help train it to accelerate AI workloads 17. April 2026
A partnership between Broadcom and Meta could benefit other datacenter operators, as the networking company hones its expertise for supporting AI development. Meta is developing its own in-house AI chips for its exclusive use, and has extended an agreement with Broadcom to support that infrastructure, an agreement that will also provide Broadcom with the know-how […]
