All three of those vendors have shifted planned events from a physical setting to a virtual one in light of health concerns tied to the virus.

“Confidential computing is one of the most important and relevant new paradigms that you folks will hear in the near future,” said Intel’s Anil Rao.

AT&T works with Palo Alto Networks and Broadcom on a Disaggregated Scalable Firewall; serious Intel vulnerability discovered; and Juniper jumped aboard the SONiC train.

This programmable fabric with embedded security functions will allow network operators to deploy firewalls as software-based platforms rather than hardware appliances, according to AT&T.

The bug would allow an attacker to exploit a known vulnerability in Intel's CSME to gain access to the chipset key used for cryptography.

One of the services encrypts and replicates identity data across multiple online servers on the blockchain so there’s no centralized database.

Oracle, which holds a $40 million stake in Ampere, has announced plans to leverage the Altra platform in its Gen 2 Cloud.

The low-code vendor is Apple's only direct software play in the B2B space.

Nokia CEO walked the plank; VMware's winning streak came to a screeching halt; and Marvell injected new life into its infrastructure chips.

When Cisco acquired Duo Security, Nather’s was the only CISO advisory team. Cisco quickly saw the value and created a company-wide CISO advisory program.

SAP revamps organizational structure, exits 2 board members; coronavirus kills MWC Barcelona; and NSA ranks cloud security risks.

Huawei CSO mocked US security policy; Palo Alto Networks added X factor to $560M Demisto buy; and Fortinet CEO shared key components to next-gen security.

Perimeter-based security is no longer sufficient, security surfaces and compute demands are ballooning, and so is network complexity, said Fortinet CEO Ken Xie.

Palo Alto Network’s product announcement coincided with its quarterly earnings report, which fell short of Wall Street’s expectations and sent its stock plunging.

“They’re trying to hurt Huawei to hurt China, and they’re going so far that they're willing to risk hurting America more than they hurt Huawei," CSO Andy Purdy said.

Huawei security concerns ignited RSA panel discussion; Airline exec dished advice to security vendors at RSA; and Google pledged $10B into offices and data centers.

The expansion more than doubles the reach of the U.S.-based carrier's SD-WAN service compared to a year ago.

“We see a tremendous opportunity to create a multi-billion-dollar security company,” Poonen said. “And we have a starting point of a billion, so that’s a really good place to

The vendor actually posted stronger-than-expected earnings for its latest fiscal quarter, but its cautious outlook spooked investors.

“We need to combine AI with that human empathy,” she said during an RSA keynote. “We need both humans and technology working together.”

A discussion with panelists from the U.S. Department of Defense, Huawei, a conservative think tank, and a security researcher got heated quickly.

Informed consent of genetic data is critical, but people aren’t always clear about what they are consenting to and how that data might be used down the line.

Cisco SD-WAN targeted FedRAMP; Verizon warned of mobile security risks; and the Russians are coming for corporate networks.

Southwest Airlines’ Carrie Mills says CISOs want less agents, fewer point products, and more simplified security infrastructure.