Zero Trust in the Real World: Zero Incidents at Black Hat MEA

Black Hat MEA 2025 ran on Nile. Tens of thousands of attendees. Live security testing. The world’s largest Capture the Flag competition.

Zero reported incidents.
No extra tooling. No manual workarounds. Just Zero Trust enforced at the network layer, exactly as designed.

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Why Zero Trust Has to Start at the Network

Perimeter-based security isn’t holding up. Tool sprawl isn’t helping. And visibility gaps keep growing.

Our latest Nile Insights breaks down why Zero Trust only works when security is built into the campus and branch network — not layered on after the fact.

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CEO & Co-Founder Pankaj Patel on Convergence & Enterprise Connectivity

CEO Pankaj Patel talks with NextGenInfra about why networking and security are converging, and how NaaS and AI-ready edge models are being adopted in regulated industries like healthcare and finance.

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CMO Shashi Kiran on Zero Trust as Network Foundation

CMO Shashi Kiran breaks down how Zero Trust must be part of the network foundation — not an add-on — and why legacy security models are no longer sufficient for modern enterprise environments.

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On the Ground at Driven SKO

We spent January with partners at Driven SKO — talking strategy, customer outcomes, and what’s actually working in the field.

The message was consistent: IT teams want fewer tools, fewer fires, and networks that don’t demand constant attention.

Shrinking the Attack Surface in Branch & Campus Environments

Campus and branch networks have quietly become the biggest attack surface in the enterprise.

On March 5, join Shashi Kiran and Siân Morgan for a direct conversation on why the LAN is now a frontline security issue, and what IT teams can realistically do about it. If reducing risk without adding more tools sounds appealing, this one’s worth your hour.

Register here!