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Zero Networks
About Zero Networks
Zero Networks develops automated network segmentation and identity-security technology.
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Company Details
Industry
Cybersecurity
Company size
100+
Headquarters
Ramat Gan, Israel
Founded
2019
Domain
zeronetworks.com
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Autonomous Microsegmentation 101: Why Gartner Says Automation is the Only Way to Contain Breaches on the Global Attack Surface
Modern enterprise networks no longer operate within a tidy, well-defined perimeter. Today’s environments sprawl across data centers, clouds, branch offices, and everywhere in between – a tangled web of layers, workloads, and identities that Gartner calls the Global Attack Surface Grid. In this landscape, traditional segmentation and
Open story →What Is a VLAN? Definition, Core Components, and Segmentation Strategies
After decades of widespread use, VLANs are an established cornerstone of network security. But as modern networks grow more complex and AI security risks increase the pressure on security leaders to strengthen cyber resilience, VLANs alone can’t deliver reliable uptime protection. To understand where VLANs fit into modern cybersecurity stra
Open story →Microsegmentation and Zero Trust: How to Accelerate Security Roadmaps
Data compromises have jumped 79% in the last five years, the average time to identify and contain a breach rose to 247 days in 2026, and more than 60% of global organizations say the rapidly evolving threat landscape is their greatest barrier to cyber resilience. The takeaway? Traditional network security strategies no longer cut it. In an era where cyb
Open story →Cyber Risk Quantification: How to Measure Business Exposure and Build a Cyber Resilience Roadmap
Attackers begin moving laterally in as little as 27 seconds, yet it takes 247 days to identify and contain the average data breach. That gap is where business exposure lives – and it’s why boards and business leaders are increasingly focused on cyber resilience rather than reactive detection and response. Instead of measuring alert volume or resp
Open story →How Zero Trust Architecture Reduces Security OpEx
Even as global security spending continues to rise, CISOs are facing pressure to do more with less – 80% of executives say they’re facing pressure to reduce the cost of security, yet just 11% of CISOs believe their security teams are adequately staffed; nearly three-quarters say security operators are already managing an excessive workload. Meanw
Open story →AI Security Best Practices: How to Close AI Vulnerabilities with a Containment Architecture
AI-driven attacks have increased 56% in the last year, as threat actors increasingly weaponize adversarial AI to execute faster, more targeted exploits. But the risk of offensive AI leveraged by attackers is only half the battle – CEOs rate data exposure through AI as a greater concern than the advancement of adversarial capabilities. In other w
Open story →Incident Response vs. Breach Containment: Modernizing Cyber Resilience and Recovery
It takes an average of 247 days to identify and contain a breach, yet attackers typically begin moving laterally in less than 30 minutes. Cyber incident response has long relied on the assumption that defenders have time to observe anomalous behavior, investigate it, and coordinate containment before business impact escalates. The massive delta between attac
Open story →Third-Party Access Governance: How to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks
Among CEOs of highly resilient organizations, 78% say third-party and supply chain vulnerabilities are their #1 barrier to becoming cyber resilient. The issue isn’t that third parties can get in – the gig economy and SaaS integrations are only becoming more central to enterprise operations. But when threat actors can abuse thir
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