Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is one of the most discussed — and most misunderstood — security architectures in Indian enterprise IT today. Every vendor has a slide deck. Few have a practical deployment plan that works within Indian network constraints: mixed-vendor environments, legacy devices that can’t be replaced, budgets approved in phases, and teams
One of the most common questions we get at P J Networks is: “Which FortiGate model do I need?” And the honest answer is: it depends — on your throughput requirements, user count, security features, and growth plans. Get the sizing wrong and you either overpay for capacity you don’t need, or worse, undersize and
Last year, our team audited 5,732 firewalls. That’s not a round number I picked for effect—that’s the actual count from our deployment and audit logs. FortiGates, Palo Altos, Sophos, Cisco ASAs, a few niche vendors. Enterprise data centres, bank branches, hospital campuses, manufacturing plants, multi-site retail chains. Every single one had at least one misconfiguration.
