The first AT&T-powered Enterprise Communication Platform service will be Oracle’s Public Safety platform.

The Cloud Security Alliance recently ranked “insecure interfaces and APIs” as the third-most significant cybersecurity threat risk for 2024.

“Zero trust is the most abused word in cybersecurity,” Anand Oswal said.

Al El Kaafarani predicts 20% of the dominant players in each sector will start the post-quantum cryptography migration process this year.

Monarch Tractor is offering a fully electric and autonomous tractor targeted at helping farmers more efficiently tend to their fields.

“The telecom edge compute market continues to grow, though at a slower rate than originally forecasted," TBR analyst Michael Soper noted.

Dell'Oro Group predicts an investment surge that could see $1 trillion in capex by 2028.

Laying out a post-quantum security strategy is a multi-year process, Deloitte's Colin Soutar said.

There is a financial reward for operators that can.

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“I think a lot of that opportunity might still be in front of us on the business side,” T-Mobile US CEO Mike Sievert told investors.

Recent acquisitions build on the carrier's core network capabilities.

“From a technical perspective, the carriers are standardizing on the eSIM and use it," Netskope's Joe DePalo said.

Wiz posted substantial revenue growth versus its cloud-native application protection platform competitors.

The Aspen Institute estimates that 9% of cybersecurity workers are Black, 4% are Hispanic, 1% are Native American, and 24% are women.

Extreme was able to deploy a Wi-Fi 6e network, the first of its kind for an outdoor facility.

“CrowdStrike just created the best argument against consolidation and platformization: widespread outages,” Forrester's Jeff Pollard said.

“When it comes to additional deals, we continue to be extremely prudent,” Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark said.

Think use cases like the military, digital imaging, manufacturing, and energy.

Forrester identified Palo Alto Networks and Cisco as leaders in its latest operational technology security solutions report.

The vendor has written off two-thirds of the $6.2 billion it spent to acquire Vonage Holdings.

Small vendors will "expect fire-sale acquisitions to larger infrastructure vendors, bankruptcies and radical specialization," Forrester's David Holmes said.

“As far as I’m concerned, they’re the best product in the market," Adaptiv Networks CEO Bernard Breton said of rival Cato Networks.

“We're selling security, and we have to ... drink our own champagne and prove that we're also having the best security posture internally," Wael Faheem said.