Lead Cyber Architect at a energy/utilities company with 10,001+ employees
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Sep 9, 2026
Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only] has been in use for less than one year. The proof of concept began during summer last year and finished in September. Following discussions, migration to production began at the end of Q1 this year, with agents deployed on all workloads including containers before summer. Currently, approximately half of the workload has blocking mode enabled. The main use case for Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only] is observability and visibility of all flows on our on-premises infrastructure. The second priority is blocking flows to achieve the finest segregation between different workloads. For observability and blocking flows, we have implemented a policy based on labeling. We have implemented observability to ensure that all secret data has request access only from the secret application server. Currently, we block all flows that do not have labeling such as secret and application secret. During the project with Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only], we have gained observability through agents on our workloads and refined how we request to open flows between different workloads and applications. We make calls to the API from Akamai Segmentation and the API from Panorama, resulting in fine-grain segregation on the workload and a more extensive range on the firewall.
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Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only] has been in use for less than one year. The proof of concept began during summer last year and finished in September. Following discussions, migration to production began at the end of Q1 this year, with agents deployed on all workloads including containers before summer. Currently, approximately half of the workload has blocking mode enabled. The main use case for Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only] is observability and visibility of all flows on our on-premises infrastructure. The second priority is blocking flows to achieve the finest segregation between different workloads. For observability and blocking flows, we have implemented a policy based on labeling. We have implemented observability to ensure that all secret data has request access only from the secret application server. Currently, we block all flows that do not have labeling such as secret and application secret. During the project with Akamai Segmentation [Private Offer Only], we have gained observability through agents on our workloads and refined how we request to open flows between different workloads and applications. We make calls to the API from Akamai Segmentation and the API from Panorama, resulting in fine-grain segregation on the workload and a more extensive range on the firewall.