Analysis
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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. -
Okta Optimizes No-Code for Identity Management
Okta says its no-code extensibility addresses unique identity needs for developers across industries. -
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." -
How Economic Downturn Adds Complications to CISO Role
CISO's mandate "is now about driving the many risks present in today’s enterprise ... to effectively zero,” Lacework CTO Vikram Kapoor said. -
Djuno CEO: Blockchain faces data storage ‘glass ceiling’
Outside of storing digital assets, 'we are touching the glass ceiling of what [blockchain] can offer' in terms of data storage, Moe Sayadi said.
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Devo CEO predicts two top security companies to merge in 2023
Marc van Zadelhoff also expects M&A match to occur in the security industry as buyers finally move on to startups that run out of cash
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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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CNCF accepts Kubescape as inaugural open source security scanner
Armo's open source security scanner Kubescape is now part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's sandbox
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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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Will cloud market endure economic downturn?
'Some great [cloud] companies will be created or emerge during the downturn we are experiencing now,' Thomvest Ventures Partner Umesh Padval 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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Dell CTO: Do not miss quantum computing wave in 2023
"2023 is the year that for the first time, most enterprises are going to be able to start to deploy quantum-shaped protocols,” John Roese said.
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How to Build Successful Data Stacks
It goes beyond addressing "the core needs of a data engineering team," Ascend CEO Sean Knapp told SDxCentral. -
Taking down the infrastructure of cybercrime
Data centers raids are rare, but cybercriminals love hijacking legit cloud instances
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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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How IBM advances quantum error mitigation
IBM wants to deliver quantum error suppression and mitigation as a product feature in 2024, and integrate error correction beginning in 2026
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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