The AI-powered labelling engine provides customers with instant visibility of assets in data centre and cloud environments and speeds up the adoption of ZTS, says Illumio.
, the Zero Trust Segmentation company, today announced several new AI and automation features to its ZTS Platform, including auto-labelling, making it dramatically easier and faster for organisations to secure hybrid environments and simplify their journey to zero trust.
Illumio continues to democratise ZTS by making it simpler and quicker to deploy at scale. Illumio’s rules-based engine and AI capabilities enable organisations to easily label workloads and roll out security policies faster. Cloud workloads are also now labelled automatically by analysing network traffic, flow logs and workload metadata.
Illumio Cyber Resilience Auto-Labelling AI Zero Trust Segmentation Multicloud Illumio Virtual Advisor National Security Agency Microsegmentation Mario Espinoza
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