Computerweekly BT Enhances Global Fabric Security with Netskope Partnership
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- •BT's Global Fabric integrates Netskope's SSE for enhanced security.
- •The partnership aims to support AI and cloud technology adoption.
- •Direct internet exchange points improve data travel efficiency.
BT International has expanded its Global Fabric network-as-a-service platform by integrating Netskope's Security Service Edge (SSE) technology. This partnership aims to improve network security for businesses adopting AI and cloud technologies. The integration allows for faster and more reliable access to security services, addressing the demands of AI-driven traffic patterns. BT's Global Fabric is designed to provide predictable, high-performance routing and consistent security enforcement at scale. The service uses direct internet exchange points for efficient data travel between users and applications. BT's Managing Director emphasized the importance of this collaboration in delivering AI-ready digital foundations. The partnership is expected to help multinational companies manage security risks while adopting new technologies. No specific vulnerabilities or exploitations were reported in the articles.
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