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Nomios Circle of Trust: one cybersecurity portfolio, six domains of expertise

Nomios has refreshed its cybersecurity portfolio around an architecture rather than individual products — something that gives you grip in a dynamic market, from strategy and design through to implementation and operations.

The coming patch tsunami: how AI is rewriting the vulnerability landscape

AI systems are finding vulnerabilities. Not incidentally, but at a scale and pace that is putting the traditional vulnerability chain under strain.

Koi and the Palo Alto Networks acquisition: agentic endpoint security becomes a category of its own

As a child, I used to fish for carp in the park pond in Voorschoten. Waiting patiently, watching for the float to move, hoping you'd spot it in time. Those carp are called koi in Japanese — a symbol of perseverance and attentiveness.

Attacks start outside your network. So should your security.

Phishing pages, fake executive profiles, leaked credentials on the dark web – most attacks take shape long before they reach your network. Yet traditional security largely focuses on what happens after that boundary. Infoblox is taking a different approach.

Preparing PKI for the post-quantum transition

PKI is one of the most complex parts of the post-quantum transition. Learn why certificate infrastructure requires early planning and what your organisation should focus on now.

Nomios achieves Infoblox's highest partner status — as the only European integrator

Nomios Group has achieved Diamond partner status with Infoblox, the highest tier within the Infoblox partner network.

Cortex XDR as SIEM light: powerful detection and compliance without the complexity

Many organisations face the same dilemma: they know they need better visibility into what is happening across their environment, but a full SIEM platform feels like a significant undertaking — expensive, complex to manage, and heavy to implement.

Security from Core to Edge: HPE Juniper Networks Introduces the SRX400 Series

One of the most concrete announcements is the HPE Juniper Networking SRX400 series: a compact next-generation firewall that brings carrier-grade security to the edge of the network.

Digital Sovereignty That Works in Practice: Local Control, Global Resilience

Zscaler introduces the expansion of its digital sovereignty capabilities.

Why identity is the engine of zero trust

Identity is the engine of zero trust: learn how IAM, PAM and IGA enable continuous verification, reduce risk from privileged access, and strengthen identity hygiene across cloud and hybrid environments.

A practical NIS2 guide for network managers and IT directors

For network managers and IT directors, NIS2 does not significantly alter what is technically required, but it substantially raises the bar on what must be demonstrable.

Change of leadership at Nomios Germany: Focus on security and connectivity

Passion as the quiet driver of OT security

Cybersecurity in industrial environments is rarely visible or dramatic. Yet a large part of the German economy depends on it.

Why PKI is becoming a strategic pillar of modern cybersecurity

It often starts with something small. An application that suddenly becomes unavailable. An API integration that fails without a clear reason.

Top 5 NGFW solutions for 2026

Explore the state of NGFW in 2026. Learn how leading next-generation firewall platforms support zero trust, hybrid cloud security, and risk reduction for modern enterprises.

Securing sensitive traffic in research networks

How research and education networks secure sensitive traffic with line-rate encryption and real-time DDoS mitigation, without impacting performance or reliability.

Cybersecurity in 2026: Top 10 trends and challenges

Cybersecurity trends for 2026 cover digital sovereignty, quantum security, SSE and identity security, detection, compliance, and managing trust across complex environments.

Single vendor SASE? It’s all about strategic partnerships

Across the market we see a clear shift towards single vendor SASE. Organisations want to simplify their IT landscape, reduce operational overhead, and gain better visibility across network and security.