VMware and Nvidia partnered to deploy AI workloads on Kubernetes; VMware boosted cloud-native security; and Dell extended its cloud partnership with VMware.
“We’re hopeful that it will help shape the industry’s thinking about what does it mean to be a trusted provider,” Cisco’s Chief Privacy Officer Harvey Jang said.
Cisco's security business grew 1% since last year; IDC expects annual cloud revenue will reach $300B in 2025; and Nokia announced FP5-based appliances.
Cisco’s security business only grew 1% compared to a year ago, and that represents much slower growth compared to its competitors like Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet.
SASE is a point of confusion for some IT decision-makers; adopting zero trust is a major way to avoid paying ransoms; and Comcast Business acquired Masergy.
“The more you can rely on not paying the ransom, the more that's going to basically take the economic incentive away” from the ransomware groups, Veritas' Simon Jelley said.
EDR “went from some distant technological thing not many folks were looking at or buying … to now being the primary tool to deal with the threats,” Gartner VP
Synopsys uses AI to design faster chips using fewer resources; Forrester said Zscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence; and Cradlepoint added 5G modems to its routers.
Zscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence, according to Forrester, and it is also the only vendor that doesn’t have any “needs improvement” areas on its scorecard.
The new blueprints offer enterprises a cookie-cutter approach to implementing Zscaler's SASE platform that targets key business objectives like remote and hybrid work.
“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
Fresh off its $7.5 billion valuation, the cybersecurity unicorn built a cloud-delivered firewall and integrated recent acquisitions for new remote browser isolation and SaaS security posture management.