Global cybersecurity pioneer AlgoSec has launched its new Security Management solution version A33.10, as a part of its AlgoSec Horizon platform.
The new release provides better visibility across multi-cloud hybrid network environments, prioritises risks more easily, reduces compliance effort and cuts down on manual processes by automating policy changes.
Comprehensive network visibility
As network environments grow more distributed, visibility becomes harder to maintain
As network environments grow more distributed, visibility becomes harder to maintain. The 2025 State of Network Security Report found that 71% of security teams struggle with visibility, which is delaying threat detection and response.
Without comprehensive network visibility, security teams lack a clear understanding of application behaviour to protect, detect and prevent vulnerabilities.
Hybrid network environment
“AlgoSec is committed to updating its products to solve everyday problems that security teams face,” said Eran Shiff, VP Product of AlgoSec.
“The A33.10 release ensures that our customers have clear and unified visibility into their complex hybrid network environment to reduce manual processes and ensure proper compliance reporting.”
AlgoSec Horizon product update
Highlights from the AlgoSec Horizon product update include:
- Visibility continues at the application level. Application security management is now faster and smarter with AlgoSec Firewall Analyser and AlgoSec ACE’s cloud application discovery as a data source, allowing the creation of an application library fast.
- Security and compliance go hand in hand. To prepare security teams for audits and identify risks earlier, the new update includes a dedicated DORA and SOC2 compliance reporting, as well as built-in MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
- Streamlined application traffic view. This release introduces early availability support for AWS Load Balancer and Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN (Viptela), helping teams clearly see how traffic traverses across hybrid infrastructure and make more informed decisions.
