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Tufin expands Unified Control Plane with AI intelligence and multi-vendor automation

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Tufin expands Unified Control Plane with AI intelligence and multi-vendor automation

Tufin released Orchestration Suite (TOS) 5.3, which integrates AI intelligence and multi-vendor automation to simplify security operations across hybrid cloud, firewalls, SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), SD-WAN, and other security tools. The update addresses the challenge that nearly half of organizations manage more than 20 distinct security vendor platforms, creating complexity in maintaining consistent policy control.

Why it matters: Security teams managing multiple vendor tools should evaluate whether unified control plane capabilities can reduce manual policy management and governance overhead in their multi-cloud environments.

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Tufin expands Unified Control Plane with AI intelligence and multi-vendor automation

Tufin released Orchestration Suite (TOS) 5.3 to simplify security operations and enforce consistent controls across multi-vendor, hybrid environments spanning cloud, firewalls, security access service edge (SASE), software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN), microsegmentation, and distributed infrastructure. The update incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) intelligence and multi-vendor automation to address the challenge of managing connectivity across increasingly fragmented security tool portfolios, with research indicating nearly half of organizations operate more than 20 security vendors.

Why it matters: Security teams managing multiple vendors and hybrid cloud infrastructures need visibility and unified governance to reduce operational friction and configuration drift across dispersed platforms.

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