The Linksys HomeWRK is a two-node, mesh-enabled WiFi 6 router designed to secure remote workers' homes from an ever expanding threat landscape.

“This was not a sophisticated attack; this was not a zero day. T-Mobile left a gate wide open for attackers, and attackers just had to find the gate,” Forrester

Microsoft bought RiskIQ; Sysdig acquired Apolicy; and the US Defense Department canceled its $10B JEDI contract with Microsoft.

The integration allows existing VMware SD-WAN or SASE customers to securely prioritize latency-sensitive GE Healthcare application traffic.

Application tracing startup Epsagon joins ThousandEyes and AppDynamics as part of Cisco's full-stack observability offering.

IBM and Verizon test new 5G tech; Rakuten Mobile announced plans to expand its communication platform; and Arctic Wolf promoted its president to CEO.

The 5G testbed's initial focus is on asset monitoring and optimization, field worker productivity and safety, and visual inspection.

RiskIQ integrations could allow Microsoft to “do some pretty amazing things around attack surface management,” Forrester senior analyst Brian Kime said.

Red Hat is using two variants of Intel’s Smart Edge in OpenShift; Ericsson teases late 2022 mid-band vRAN support; and Splunk security cloud adds threat intel and automated responses.

The company also announced a series of rugged and value-focused switches and added IoT monitoring capabilities to its Aruba Central management platform.

AT&T adds Palo Alto Networks to SASE arsenal; Trend Micro touts zero-trust risk insights; Red Hat readies for mass VM migrations.

A handful of technologies support zero trust, and Trend Micro’s builds on its XDR platform, which collects telemetry across email, clouds, networks, and SaaS applications.

AT&T divested its entertainment business; Cisco went on a buying spree; and tons of venture financing deals are part of the May Money Moves.

Cisco's Stephen Augustus is focused on open source connectivity; Dell updated its VxRail HCI; and Nokia's XDR launch snared telecom operators.

Nokia’s XDR platform gives operators a way to monetize new security services such as 5G slice monitoring, endpoint protection for enterprise IoT devices, and identity and access management.

The choice for SIEMs and security analytics platforms is thus: Innovate or die.

Rakuten sets open RAN example; White House cyber chief details staggering costs of insecure tech at RSA; AT&T sheds media assets.

This allows McAfee’s XDR platform to correlate all of the telemetry that its SASE technologies collect to find more threats, and thus boost its automated investigation and response.

TIP rolls out a disaggregated WiFi template; Nokia and Dish target 5G open RAN security; and Cisco boosts its optical networking stack.

The acquisition adds SDN automation and telemetry to Cisco's optical networking stack.

“One of the most important first steps in a zero-trust journey is to establish strong authentication,” Microsoft's Vasu Jakkal said.

AT&T inked a $175 million contract with the U.S. Department of Transportation; COVID-19 jumpstarted SASE; ONAP Honolulu hit GA.

The integrations sound a lot like extended detection and response. But Google Cloud VP of Cloud Security Sunil Potti says the end result is beyond XDR.

Vectra AI joined the unicorn herd; Extreme Networks looks to go big; and IBM acquired Turbonomic.