The survey indicates the increase in hybrid work and reliance on cloud applications has changed the traditional concept of a defense perimeter.

Cato airs data loss prevention engine; Microsoft adds cloud, data sovereignty service; and NATO's 'rapid' cyber response efforts.

Vendors that join the program gain access to combined innovation, go-to-market support, and technical support.

“If the world starts to align against Russia, you're going to start seeing more of them attacking out against those organizations that are aligning against them,” said Arctic Wolf's

Data loss prevention has been an effective tool for protecting data assets, but has in the past been inaccurate, with policy difficult to implement.

Telefónica, others advance network slicing concept; Darktrace launches 'PREVENT'; and the FCC commits $266 million to bridge 'homework gap'.

CFO Jim Kavanaugh explained that the strengthening dollar resulted in a $900 million impact on the vendor’s bottom line.

If Copilot's suggested code is generated from the open source projects hosted in GitHub, who owns that suggested code?

Gartner's IT spending predictions; Google Cloud advances 5G work with Deutsche Telekom; and Dell’Oro's data center switch market forecast.

The service provides runtime protection and threat monitoring policies for workloads including managed container platforms, serverless, and virtual machines in public cloud and on-premises.

“The current levels of volatility being seen in both inflation and currency exchange rates is not expected to deter CIOs’ investment plans for 2022,” said Gartner's John-David Lovelock.

Cynet finds smaller security teams face greater risks; Oracle targets EU cloud regions; and Microsoft, Cosmo Tech's digital twins collab.

The vendor said it will close on its long-gestating $6.2 billion purchase of Vonage before July 21.

Microsoft's enterprise customers can now monitor emissions from their systems in "near real-time" and simulate long-term sustainability outcomes.

A large majority of those surveyed stated they have difficulty in maintaining their security posture due to staffing challenges.

Intel's progressiveness in net-positive water use; Ericcson looks to LEO satellites for 5G connectivity; and Red Hat's leadership shuffles.

The initial launch is around Lumen’s bare metal-as-a-service offering, and includes access to four Lumen services based around on-premises support.

Cisco reiterated plans to integrate its SD-WAN Cloud OnRamp for Multicloud with AWS, which allows enterprises to deploy a secure SD-WAN fabric over an AWS Cloud WAN backbone.

“The ultimate result could effectively mean that no matter where you are on Earth … connectivity will be available,” Ericsson's Erik Ekudden said.

Dell'Oro on SSE and SASE growth; Deloitte introduces new zero-trust access service; and a House committee introduces a privacy bill.

The managed service is grounded upon technologies from Deloitte's TransientX acquisition.

Vendors that don't have the full set of secure service edge capabilities may be at “a competitive disadvantage,” Dell'Oro's Mauricio Sanchez said.

Amazon, Google's Kubernetes-based container managements; Arctic Wolf emphasizes security for cloud migrations; and Windstream's 400G service.

The vendor's management cited growing demand for 400-gigabit Ethernet services tied to increasing cloud adoption.