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Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
How Protocol Filtering Diodes Turn Zero Trust Requirements into Defensible DoD and CI Boundaries
Zero Trust is no longer just a slogan for DoD and critical infrastructure operators. "Never trust, always verify" now shows up in Pentagon OT guidance, FY 2026 NDAA language, and civilian regulations. The hardest place to live that principle is at the ed...
Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
How Protocol Filtering Diodes Turn Zero Trust Requirements into Defensible DoD and CI Boundaries
Zero Trust is no longer just a slogan for DoD and critical infrastructure operators. “Never trust, always verify” now shows up in Pentagon OT guidance, FY 2026 NDAA language, ...
Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
3 Questions to Ask Before Connecting a “Dirty” Endpoint to Your Analysis Environment
When a breach hits, the pressure is immediate. Incident response and forensics teams need to pull evidence from suspect machines fast – sometimes while systems are still live, advers...
Michael Blake Technical Fellow Owl Cyber Defense
The Doc Ock Problem: Securing AI Command from the Edge Inward
In the 20th century arms race was measured by missile tests and stockpiles of weapons. AI is shifting the 21st century global competition from a mode of kinetic stockpiling to a weaponi...
Amalia Rosen
Trusted Data Under Fire: What Our Audience Taught Us About Securing the Tactical Edge
In modern defense operations, trusted data is no longer a nice‑to‑have; it is the backbone of decision advantage at every echelon, from headquarters to the tactical edge. As missions ...
Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
7 Mission Bottlenecks You Can Eliminate Now with Protocol Filtering Diodes
Security should clear bottlenecks—not create them. Yet for many missions, legacy tools have become chokepoints that stall data and force teams into risky workarounds just to keep up wit...