AT&T saw a 700% SD-WAN surge; VMware, FBI warned of cybercriminals targeting teleworkers; and SDxCentral's weekly wrap podcast.

The worse-case scenario is “whether your entire brand will be used to attack your customers,” Tom Kellermann said. “There’s no coming back from that.”

The surge, which is tied to the ongoing COVID-19 virus outbreak, is being managed by the platform's cloud-based nature.

The work is based on the carrier's Conducktor internal Kubernetes platform.

When an incident occurs, enterprises typically rely on their on-site security operations centers to stop the threat. But what happens when the SOC analysts are remote?

The market, which includes hardware, software, and IT services, is now expected to decline at a greater rate than gross domestic product overall, according to IDC.

T-Mobile closed its Sprint acquisition; Intel CEO bestowed optimism despite pandemic; and CybersecurityCares listed free tools during Coronavirus.

Perhaps the most interesting thing about the letter was what wasn’t said. There was not one mention of COVID-19, the coronavirus, or even persevering through difficult times.

Cisco networking lessons learned during COVID-19; AT&T slashed more jobs; Microsoft topped cloud rankings; and tech wields its might in COVID-19 fight.

It all started with a blog post by Axonius’ Nathan Burke: Things will be weird in cybersecurity for a while.

Palo Alto paid $420 million for CloudGenix; Microsoft fumbled COVID-19 cloud statistic; and Cisco scored an SD-WAN win With NTT East.

CloudGenix will form the second pillar of Palo Alto's emerging secure access service edge offering, which it announced last fall.

The operator tapped Cisco’s SD-WAN to “solve corporate challenges from workstyle reform, security measures, and labor shortage,” said NTT East SVP Naoki Shibutani.

The reported 775% increase in cloud usage in areas operating under enforced social distancing or shelter-in-place orders was not as specific as it should have been.

The application performance monitoring service launches less than a year after the company acquired SignalFx and Omnition.

Nokia AVA 5G Cognitive Operations is designed to increase automation of network operations by maintaining service requirements and predicting challenges before they occur.

Microsoft cloud usage has spiked 775%; Google gifted $800 million to slow the spread of COVID-19; and security experts continue to battle COVID-19 cyberattacks.

IDC predicts server market revenues will decline 3.4% year over year to $88.6 billion in 2020 while external enterprise storage will slide 5.5%.

The company said the increase was in areas operating under enforced social distancing or shelter-in-place orders.

The operator plans to build 5G mobile edge computing centers in 12 locations across South Korea to fuel its push into the enterprise market.

The cloud giant is also working with Magid Glove & Safety to ramp up production of 2 million to 3 million face masks in the coming weeks.

“Everyone wants to forget the radios, and the radios are what makes wireless wireless," Steve Papa said.

VMware withdrew FY21 guidance citing coronavirus concerns; Kubernetes 1.18 ramped up Windows support; and NS1 CISO dished on disaster recovery.

Threat researchers at Microsoft, ClearSky, and Okta are among the hundreds of security experts helping the medical community fight COVID-19 cyberattacks.