How to buy Wi-Fi 6 access points
Wi-Fi 6 has some impressive improvements over its predecessor Wi-Fi 5 including lower latency, faster speeds, higher throughput, and increased range that […]
Tag: Network Security
Rethinking the WAN: Zero Trust network access can play a bigger role
The WAN as initially conceived was about one simple job: the WAN was the network that “connects my sites to each other.” […]
Nvidia jumps into Zero Trust
Nvidia has announced a Zero Trust platform built around its BlueField data-processing units and Nvidia software. Zero Trust is an architecture that […]
Cisco tool makes it easier to meld SD-WAN, security domains
Cisco has upgraded two of its core software programs to make it easier for enterprise customers to secure data-center and WAN-connected resources. […]
Aruba switch can cut the need for separate, single-function appliances
Hewlett Packard Enterprise company Aruba is taking the wraps of a new flagship data-center switch aimed at helping to better control and […]
Gartner: 8 security trends facing the enterprise
As organizations become less centralized they face new security challenges that require new ways of addressing threats that will change the basic […]
Phantom Floods: Are Service Providers Blind to These DDoS Attacks?
The Data Growth Effect It’s no secret that we consume more data than ever, according to the IDC report in the next three years their will be more data than what was created in the past 30 years. As a result, traffic bandwidth is growing exponentially and there is […]
Edge computing: 5 potential pitfalls
Edge computing is gaining steam as an enterprise IT strategy with organizations looking to push storage and analytics closer to where data […]
VMworld 2021: VMware to pack more security into NSX
When it comes to protecting data-center-based resources in the highly distributed world, traditional security hardware and software components just aren’t going to […]
For networking pros, every month is Cybersecurity Awareness Month
When National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) was launched in October 2004, it was a modest affair, offering anodyne advice to individual Americans […]