Hewlett Packard Enterprise bolstered its AI-driven networking portfolio with new behavioral analytics-based network detection and response (NDR) capabilities and expanded Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) to campus networks. Delivered through HPE Aruba Networking Central, these solutions enhance threat detection, response, and security policy enforcement across both cloud and local networks.
- AI-Powered NDR: Leverages telemetry data to train AI models for detecting unusual activities in IoT devices.
- Extended ZTNA: Brings cloud-defined access control policies to campus networks for consistent security enforcement.
- Threat Response: Combines attack detection with policy recommendations, allowing preview of changes before implementation.
These advancements follow HPE Aruba Networking’s recent innovations, including AI security observability tools and the first SSE firewall-as-a-service, recognized at the RSA Conference 2024. HPE’s latest solutions will be showcased at Black Hat USA 2024.
