This user interface unification eliminates the need for users to toggle between separate interfaces or products, Google Cloud's Chris Corde touted.

MGM's attack disrupted key systems, while Caesars' breach exposed loyalty program data. Both incidents are now under investigation.

The container networking startup is aiming to solve a critical security issue that can significantly impact zero trust for cloud-native deployments.

X-Force reported over 35% of the cloud security incidents it responded to in the last year involved valid-but-stolen credentials by attackers.

Cisco Secure Application brings its business risk scoring and security intelligence capabilities to "everything cloud native,” Cisco's Carlos Pereira said.

SlashNext research finds the majority of generative artificial intelligence tools do not genuinely utilize custom large language models.

The newly-dubbed Sustainable and Scalable Infrastructure Alliance will "open new doors to collaborate and solve big challenges," Zac Smith said.

This week's top stories are full of interesting places, including Cisco's sales meeting, behind the scenes at Palo Alto, space, and the White House.

The five most targeted vulnerabilities on the list are all related to Microsoft’s products including Office, WordPad and Windows.

The deal, which is set to close early in the fourth quarter of 2023, marks Tenable's sixth acquisition since its initial public offering in 2018.

The Mobile OnSite NaaS has been trialed at a Lockheed Martin facility in Colorado where it’s being used as a data and video testing platform.

Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry defends his company's multivendor SASE and SSE approach, noting its lead over Microsoft's late SSE market entry.

IBM has updated its Cloud Security and Compliance Center platform with advanced security protections and intelligent automation for compliance.

Cisco’s acquisition of Working Group Two tops money moves in August.

Google Cloud switched up its telecom leadership; T-Mobile US cut 7% of its workforce; and LightRiver appointed a new CEO.

This week's top stories as chosen by our readers included news from Fortinet, the telecom industry's talent struggles, large language models and more.

The newsfest that was VMware Explore, how MPLS tech keeps zombieing on and the rapid decline of the RAN market lead our Top 10 list for August.

"They have seen the Cylance [by] BlackBerry movie before, and they're concerned," CEO George Kurtz said. "We've already seen deals come our way."

QR codes can be a pathway to exploitation and malware, in an attack type that Trustwave refers to as qishing (or quishing).

The move aims to optimize threat detection and response, streamline security workflows and boost productivity among security professionals.

Fortinet claims its wireless LAN access points will offload traffic from microbranches to a SASE point of presence for security inspection.

A roundup of this week's VMware Explore event coverage, with cloud, multicloud, artificial intelligence, a love triangle and AMD's supercharged DPUs.

This week was all about VMware Explore, as the event was spent trying to show everyone that the company was still the same as it has always been.

NIST released three post-quantum cryptography draft standards, which are expected to become the global benchmark.