Analysis - Cybersecurity
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Forrester's recent Wave report for OT security solutions identified Cisco and Palo Alto Networks as leaders. -
Akamai doubles down on API security with Noname acquisition
Akamai plans to build a unified API security platform based on the Noname platform.
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Cisco's enterprise firewall receives ‘caution’ rating from CyberRatings
Seven other market-leading enterprise products earned "recommended" status from CyberRatings' test. -
MEF: SASE standardization and certification drive adoption
One of the major advantages of the certification is its ability to streamline industry conversations and eliminate confusion. -
VMware Cloud Foundation gets ‘major’ Broadcom updates
There is tighter integration for other VMware products and a focus on security.
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Why AWS advocates for passkeys in MFA
Amazon Web Services' identity and access management tool now supports passkeys as a secondary authentication method. -
CEO Interview: Aqua and Orca CEOs tout partnership, gun for Palo Alto Networks
“When we think about the partnership, the No.1 competitor that we see in my view is Palo Alto [Networks],” Aqua Security CEO Dror Davidoff said. -
Can HPE use Juniper and AI to converge networking?
'I envision a convergence of the data center networking and the stack over time and integrated with Nvidia,' CEO Antonio Neri said.
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Why FC Barcelona picked Fortinet's security platform
The primary driver behind the decision was Fortinet's ability to integrate multiple security solutions into a single platform, FC Barcelona's Sergi Ricart said.
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CTO interview: SUSE expands Linux enterprise support to 2037, unveils product updates
CTO of enterprise Linux lays out roadmap at SUSEcon, spans operating systems, Kubernetes and more. -
Cybersecurity burnout is leading to mental health issues and substance abuse
Untold cost of cyber defense: A new Forrester report shows a looming mental health crisis threatening the security landscape. -
CrowdStrike chief business officer on SMB security: ‘MSP is the consolidator’
"[Managed service provider] is like the neck on the head. They're making the choice," Daniel Bernard said. -
Platform engineers will be critical to success in the age of AI
The emerging field of platform engineering streamlines AI development by empowering developers and ensuring security. Is your organization ready? -
SASE market revenue surges in Q1, Zscaler takes lead
Dell’Oro Group crowned Zscaler, Cisco, and Palo Alto Networks as the top three vendors in both overall and single-vendor secure access service edge markets. -
Cisco commits to deliver 'the Splunk you love, only better'
'We're going to not screw it up; we're going to make you happier about being a Splunk Cisco customer a year from now,' said Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins
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How Fortinet’s Lacework buy boosts cloud security, rivals Cisco, Palo Alto Networks
The deal brings Fortinet into the highly competitive and growing cloud-native application protection platform market, said 650 Group's Chris DePuy. -
CEO interview: How Tata Communications plans to weave a digital fabric for enterprises
Tata Communications is looking to grow its presence in the U.S. and is pinning much of its strategy on its concept of digital fabric. -
Pax8 targets MSPs with Security Program, partners with Microsoft, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne
Pax8 plans to add more security giants to its marketplace, CEO Scott Chasin said. “You've got Coke and you have Pepsi, we believe in marketplace neutrality." -
How to buy SASE: Questions to ask and pitfalls to avoid
Learn what you need to know to navigate the secure access service edge buying process, from the table stakes to the key players. -
Palo Alto Networks SVP: AI and platformization ‘go hand in hand’
Artificial intelligence and platformization complement each other and the synergy delivers better security outcomes, SVP Tanya Shastri said
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How a home appliance giant picked Orange Business for its digital transformation
The firm spent considerable time researching vendors for its digital transformation efforts that span from “Argentina to China.” -
Can Kubenet ride Kubernetes to revolutionize telecom networking?
Kubenet can act as an abstracted level on top of a router or switch where orchestration of those devices can be managed in a vendor-agnostic way. -
What's behind Intel's push into software? (It might have something to do with AI)
Intel's new Tiber suite simplifies artificial intelligence development and deployment, helping organizations like Monday.com get results faster and cheaper. -
Cisco Live 2024: AI dominates, but what about networking?
"It’s like you couldn't turn around and not run into someone saying AI [artificial intelligence]," Dell’Oro's Mauricio Sanchez said. “It's ironic that very little was about networking.”