The new firewall app control will move security teams away from “archaic rules based on ports and protocols,” Netskope's Naveen Palavalli said.

The fine is tied to a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into the vendor’s public filings for its 2019 and 2020 fiscal years.

T-Systems accesses the VMware portfolio; Fortinet sponsors four female athletes; and Dell updates the Apex data storage service.

"The consequences of climate change disproportionately impact historically excluded communities, including those of color," Okta's Alison Colwell said.

The updates are targeted at enterprises prioritizing scalability and optimized network performance.

The vendor said it wants “all individuals to reach their full potential in large part by supporting women in their professions.”

Meta announces the PyTorch Foundation; PMDojo says diversity isn't a pipeline problem; and Future Market Insights forecasts the SD-WAN security market.

Cisco Investments pumped new funds into tech startup Island; Arista purchased rival Pluribus Networks; and Expereo acquired Breeze Networks.

Intel and Broadcom claim "proof that Wi-Fi 7 has arrived"; Rubrik readies for data threats; and China's cloud market hits a record low.

The pair are prepping a commercial 5G standalone network with network slicing capabilities for fixed-wireless access broadband services.

The National Security Agency announced an algorithm suite, VMware avoided 1.2B metric tons of emissions, and Graphiant comes out of stealth.

“I knew this was huge, and nobody else did,” Lynk CEO Charles Miller said when he, Margo Deckard, and Tyghe Speidel founded the company.

Aurora Solar hits a 10 million milestone; VMware says cloud migration depends on a culture shift; and Illumio tests microsegmentation.

Celona's free private cellular device certification program tests interoperability of 4G LTE and 5G end-user gear running on its enterprise 5G LAN.

Karat reports diversity is a major hiring factor; a marketing leader leaves Cisco; and VMware's ex-cybersecurity head moves to Contrast.

Louisiana will receive over $2M in federal funding; Ciena’s quarter three revenue dropped; and Nutanix plans to slash 4% of its workforce.

“There is definitely a higher level of engagement from VMware customers ... and they’re more open to discussions with us,” Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami said.

Ericsson introduced a new triple-band radio; VMware touts its Aria portfolio; and the National Cybersecurity Alliance announced outreach.

The cuts come on the heels of the carrier boosting financial expectations for the year and spending billions of dollars on new spectrum and fines.

Blockchain is the underlying technology behind Web3, VMware CTO Kit Colbert and Chainalysis CPO Pratima Arora explained during a VMware Explore panel.

Versa VP Tony Fallows told SDxCentral the initial Axiata deployments “should be up and ready and in market this year.”

The National Cybersecurity Alliance launched a career program focused on mentorship in historically Black colleges and universities.

AWS announces its second region in the Middle East; VMware's CEO highlights sustainability; and Palo Alto Networks adds SaaS app security.

“We continue to see robust customer demand in the market and a high-quality, durable sales pipeline,” HPE CEO Antonio Neri said.