Cisco, Juniper, Fortinet, Intel, AT&T and Verizon are among the founding members of the Network Resilience Coalition, which will encourage enterprises to patch systems, fix holes, and prepare defenses for routers and switches.
Cisco has announced a slew of new technologies and product advancements across its networking, security, collaboration, and optimised applications offerings to meet customer challenges and unlock partner opportunities.
In today challenging business and economic environment, everybody's looking for a deal. Yet there is one "bargain" that network managers should avoid at all costs.
Two networking technologies – secure access service edge and wireless— lead a list of six core trends that will impact enterprise infrastructure and operations activity in 2023.
Extreme Networks CEO Ed Meyercord claims supply chain challenges haven't prevented a record revenue jump last quarter, particularly in Wi-Fi.
Network observability can be dismissed as a buzzword, but to be useful it should include monitoring, security, data, and actionable insights.
Conventional wisdom says, ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.’ Chaos engineering says, ‘Let’s try to break it anyway, just to see what happens.’
Google Cloud has rolled out 20+ new features including Layer 7 security, policy analysis, and expanded network-connectivity options.
IT pros need to require software bills of materials for the open source networking software used in their enterprises to guard against potential threats.
Managing a raft of overlapping, siloed tools can create inefficiencies for network teams, but there are ways to address the problem.
Network misconfigurations cost companies an average of nine per cent of annual revenues, according to a study released by a network security company.
Multi-cloud networking software is designed to address the challenge of how to connect networks and apps across multiple public cloud environments.
Kyndryl has partnered with Cisco to help enterprise customers implement a broad range of technologies from private 5G to data centre gear to edge devices.
The network switch vulnerabilities are considered critical and could allow attackers to break network segmentation, exfiltrate data, and escape captive portals.
Enterprises are embracing network-as-a-service offerings as they work through vendor hype, budget obstacles, and the challenges of legacy systems.
By Kalyan Madala, CTO, IBM ASEANZK
