Analysis - Networking
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“Everybody knew interest rate would be going up,” Recon Analytics Roger Entner said. -
SecurityGen Talks Top 5G Network Security Priorities
Telcos are high-target entities for ransomware and security teams will need to prioritize cyberresilience in their business strategy. -
Remote Work Rocketed Data Breach Costs
Remote work causes "an increased attack surface for cybercriminals [and] increasingly costly data breaches,” Proxyrack Fraud Analyst Ariana Bago said. -
T-Mobile US Again Hit by Cyberattack
The latest breach began around November 25, and impacted 37 million current postpaid and prepaid customer accounts. -
Netskope Backs Multi-Vendor SASE Optionality
Enabling multi-vendor secure access service edge will "make it easier for Netskope to meet customers where they are," VP Naveen Palavalli said. -
BT Optimizes Multi-Cloud Network Emissions, Energy Use
The tools provide actionable insights for organizations to lower their environmental impacts. -
Beyond Now CEO: SMBs Are an Untapped Telco Market
Telecom operators haven’t taken the time to understand digital-native small and midsized businesses, according to Beyond Now CEO Angus Ward. -
Cloudflare CTO: Configurability, Control Key to Single-Vendor SASE
John Graham-Cumming claims the key to a single-vendor secure access service edge is to provide unified management across all SASE capabilities.
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Dell’Oro Group Sees SSE Surge, SD-WAN Slowdown
Enterprises are “chasing to ensure that they've got the best position for the security implications of hybrid work,” the firm's Mauricio Sanchez said. -
NTT Data Taps Aviatrix for NaaS
"They did not want to outsource this to a [network-as-a-service] provider," Aviatrix VP Rod Stuhlmuller said. -
Dish Digs for $500M More to Fund 5G Build
The latest funding push comes on the heels of former EVP and CMO Stephen Bye stepping down from those positions and moving into a board seat. -
Forcepoint Focused on Data Security as ‘Core’ to SASE
“Anything that doesn't have data security technologies at its core misses the whole point,” Forcepoint VP Jim Fulton said. -
AI, ML Central to Palo Alto Networks SASE Plans
SVP Kumar Ramachandran said the vendor will release new capabilities in 2023 that use artificial intelligence and machine learning to advance IT in “exciting new ways." -
Dell CTO: We can demonstrate ‘zero trust is actually real’
Dell also aims to be the Switzerland of organizing the zero-trust ecosystem, according to Global CTO John Roese
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VMware: Customers want ‘open architecture’ SASE
Open architecture allows enterprises to deploy the capabilities they need 'without being limited to what a single vendor can provide,' VMware's Karl Brown said.
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TEKsystems DEI Director: It’s time for enterprises to tighten the screws
'We've got to move away from the sizzle and no steak, away from these wonderful sound bites to focusing efforts on real results,' said Franklin Reed.
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Verizon Trials Quantum-Safe Technology Deployments
Verizon claims it’s one of the first carriers to pilot quantum key distribution in the U.S.
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Axis promotes public cloud as SSE priority
'A key pillar of what's going to define success in SSE is public and local edge,' Axis VP Chris Hines said.
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Where Is Edge Headed in 2023?
"By reducing instances of data transport, the edge can significantly reduce IT spend for businesses," said Ron Lev, AVP and GM at Cox Edge. -
Too soon to invest in Wi-Fi 6E, Gartner says
Despite growing enterprise investment in Wi-Fi 6E infrastructure, most end-user devices cannot use the 6 GHz spectrum quite yet
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Aviatrix Sees Data Gravity Shift to Edge Networks
"Data gravity is also shifting to some extent to the edge networks," Aviatrix Product Manager Madhuri Kaniganti said.
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Huawei Sees US Restrictions as ‘New Normal’
The equipment vendor's Rotating Chairman Eric Xu stated Huawei's cloud operations needed to be foundational for digital transformation.
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Aviatrix, Equinix encrypt multicloud networking
The partnership lets enterprises deploy 'connectivity wherever you want,' Aviatrix's Madhuri Kaniganti said.
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Gartner: Talent shortage to spike sales leadership diversity
'Sales leaders who are unwilling to challenge existing recruitment efforts stand to miss out on highly qualified candidates,' Gartner warned