Successfully disrupting ransomware campaigns and infrastructure will require “a step beyond” the traditional public-private partnership, Talos’ Matt Olney said.

Bell Canada ties 5G ambitions to Amazon Web Services; and catch up on this week's top news with the SDxCentral Weekly Wrap podcast.

Huawei wants to prove security critics wrong; ransomware gangs provide security tips; and Verizon pushed private 5G for enterprises.

While competing vendors focus on secure access, VMware is focusing on a building out a robust service edge.

The latest update to Cisco's DNA Center management console delivers ThousandEyes integrations, machine learning insights, and lower barriers for zero-trust networking.

The FBI and ransomware gangs agree on this one point: If you don’t want to be the next Colonial Pipeline or JBS, use strong passwords.

Huawei is outraged by claims that it is acting as a global spying apparatus for the Chinese government and willing to give its critics unrestricted access to test and

Dell pushes open telecom; what the heck is open XDR; and Verizon taps Versa, Zscaler for managed SASE.

Fortinet today added four more managed service providers to its SD-WAN collection.

Verizon is the latest U.S. carrier to roll out a managed SASE offering. The service is built on Versa Networks' SD-WAN and Zscaler's cloud-based security functionality.

NetFoundry's latest Oracle Cloud integration makes it easier for developers to build zero-trust security into their apps.

Snowflake crystalizes cloud-focused data; Mavenir CEO cuts through open RAN noise; Palo Alto Networks amplifies threat detection.

“Where we really excel is highlighting what threats are actively being exploited, and what is going wrong, right this second,” Palo Alto Networks’ Varun Badhwar said.

AT&T appears to be the home team network for the homeland, having landed about 40% of federal agency network modernization contracts to date.

Exabeam's new CEO thinks big, as in billions; AT&T's media gambles stunt its 5G prospects; and Cloudera goes private.

VMware names a new CEO; Nutanix's CEO talks layoffs; and other top headcount moves that happened across the industry in May.

Cloudera is being taken private by affiliates of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and KKR in an all-cash deal valued at around $5.3 billion.

“There's people looking for drama right now, but there is none. ... We're working with all of the providers and have good relationships with all the providers,” noted SAP's

VMware SVP calls XDR the "next frontier;" Cisco adds more oomph to its hybrid cloud; and Samsung says vRAN equals double-digit cost savings.

For comparison: Palo Alto Networks, the largest network security vendor by revenue, grew its revenue to $3.8 billion in 2020, while No. 2 Cisco scored $3.5 billion.

XDR is “something that we can do really, really uniquely to stop these very sophisticated attacks,” said VMware SVP Tom Gillis ahead of the company’s Security Connect event.

Cisco's Stephen Augustus is focused on open source connectivity; Dell updated its VxRail HCI; and Nokia's XDR launch snared telecom operators.

HPE’s edge-as-a-service products grew triple digits year over year and represent “a meaningful contributor to HPE's overall ARR,” CEO Antonio Neri said.

ReFirm built its firmware analysis technology on Binwalk open source software, the international standard for extracting firmware images used by more than 50,000 global organizations.