On Demand Webinar
Strengthen Virtualization Security with Zero Networks and Oracle
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Join Zero Networks and Oracle to learn how automated microsegmentation and identity-based protection can be integrated into your infrastructure. In this in-depth technical discussion, you'll learn how to secure your virtualization stack—from Oracle Linux KVM hosts to Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager and the workloads they run.
What we’ll cover:
- How Zero Networks enables microsegmentation with automated rule creation and just-in-time MFA for privileged access
- How Oracle Linux KVM and Virtualization Manager deliver scalable, open-source virtualization with consistent deployment across on-prem and cloud
- Technical architecture for applying least privilege policies across complex virtual environments
- How these solutions help address gaps exposed by recent hypervisor-targeted attacks (e.g., ESXi exploit)
- Why enterprises migrating from VMware NSX are turning to this combined platform for full-stack protection
Come away with practical guidance on how to better secure your virtualization environment—without adding complexity or overhead.
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