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• TLS implementation flaws open Aruba and Avaya network switches to attack

  The network switch vulnerabilities are considered critical and could allow attackers to break network segmentation, exfiltrate data, and escape captive portals.

• Avaya appoints Miles Davis as APJ channel chief

  Unified communications vendor Avaya has appointed Miles Davis to lead its Asia Pacific and Japan channel, a move that will see him return to Sydney after 16 years.

• Avaya brings partners and developers closer for AI projects

  ​Avaya is bringing together its ecosystem of partners and developers in order to speed up delivery of artificial intelligence applications.

• Popular Avaya enterprise VoIP phones vulnerable to hacking

  Attackers can use the vulnerability to gain complete control of the phone. It underscores the risks of using old open-source code in IoT devices.

• How the channel saved Avaya

  Avaya has credited its own channel and partner base for helping to weather the storm following the much publicised ​Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in 2017.​​

• Avaya and Google delve deeper into contact centre AI

  Avaya has revealed a further integration with Google Cloud Contact Centre artificial intelligence (AI) to provide better contact centre experiences for customers.

• Avaya honours standout APAC partners

  Avaya has recognised leading partners across the Asia Pacific, following a year of growth through the channel.

• Avaya enhances partner program with cloud selling in mind

  Avaya has rolled out a range of enhancements to its partner program, in a bid to drive increased cloud solution selling through the channel.

• Avaya ramps up service provision with expanded Edge Partner Program

  Avaya has re-tweaked its Edge Partner Program in an effort to encourage more managed service provision from the channel.

• Arowana Consulting partners with Avaya to target industry sectors

  Arowana Consulting has partnered with Avaya to deliver targeted solutions for the hospitality, healthcare and retail sectors.

• Cisco and Microsoft battle it out for global collaboration market dominance

  Cisco maintains the edge over Microsoft in the global enterprise collaboration market, but not when it comes to cloud.