Fortinet confronted supply chain concerns, and OpenSSF and the Linux Foundation announced their plan to oust C and C++.

Oil and gas pledge cyber resiliency; Ericsson and DT trial a solar and wind energy site; and analysts deride Broadcom's VMware deal.

“Competition for skilled labor is very much a reality,” Tillman Infrastructure COO Christian Hillabrant said.

The report cites a steep 13% increase in ransomware breaches in the past five years, a 25% increase in this past year alone. Human element remains dominant in ransomware

“We're not seeing the pressure from an inflation or reduced economic activity perspective,” CEO Nikesh Arora said.

Palo Alto's SOAR takes on ransomware risk; AT&T evolves its SASE model; and Cisco deals with COVID-19 related supply chain issues.

CEO Chuck Robbins specifically cited issues with getting power supply equipment out of China.

Red Hat strengthens DevSecOps teams; Microsoft announces a sustainable cloud offering; and IBM and AWS enter a collaboration agreement.

The cloud service specifically addresses transparency throughout the supply chain from raw materials to distribution, according to Microsoft.

Red Hat doubles down on edge security; Cisco aims for advanced API observability; and Intel's net-zero promise falls short.

Intel has yet to commit to reaching net-zero scope 3 emissions, which were roughly 10-times higher in 2021 than its scope 1 and 2 emissions combined.

Red Hat wants to build security into continuous integration/continuous delivery pipelines that customers are using to manage their applications.

Apple, Google, and Microsoft team up for World Password Day; Huawei talks green development; and Vodafone Europe expects more reliability.

“The OT definitely sees a bigger market going forward, probably bigger than the SD-WAN, which we see pretty strong growth,” CEO Ken Xie said.

Cisco's new Predictive Networks aims at improving user experience; API traffic creates vulnerabilities; and Arista posted record Q1 results.

COO Anshul Sadana explained that Arista’s customers are beginning to take supply chain constraints into account.

New Fortinet firewalls focus on supply chain constraints; Dell gives an update on Project Alpine; and VMware works with Wipro and Atos.

Fortinet announced three next-generation firewalls for campus, branch, and hybrid data center environments.

Aryaka makes an SD-WAN deal with SoftBank while Juniper's cloud and enterprise verticals boosted the vendor's Q1 earnings.

CEO Rami Rahim explained that the vendor's cloud and enterprise verticals more than made up for slowing service provider sales during the quarter.

Nokia reported a 1% year-over-year increase in companywide revenues for the quarter.

Microsoft reported an actual operating global power usage effectiveness of its data centers that showed they were more efficient than designed.

AT&T topped the leaderboard for U.S. carrier-managed SD-WAN; Skyhigh Security says SSE can't stop at data access; and Trellix tackles XDR integration.

“Cisco clearly came out on top, gaining 0.7% share in a market worth $231.4 billion," MTN Consulting's Matt Walker said.