The timing of the acquisition is notable because the RSA security conference starts on Monday, and Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins will deliver a day 1 keynote.

Biden’s directive requires federal agencies and software suppliers to report breach information, and it establishes a Cybersecurity Safety Review Board to analyze major hacks.

TIP rolls out a disaggregated WiFi template; Nokia and Dish target 5G open RAN security; and Cisco boosts its optical networking stack.

Double-extortion ransomware “is so prevalent now that 10% of data breaches are ransomware attacks,” DBIR co-author Suzanne Widup said.

The acquisition adds SDN automation and telemetry to Cisco's optical networking stack.

OpenWiFi is a fully disaggregated system spanning access point hardware, an open source access point network operating system, and a software development kit for cloud-native apps.

Microsoft VP charts zero-trust Course; VMware names a new CEO; and Salt shifts API security posture left.

To sweeten that success, during the second half of 2020, Veeam moved into the No. 2 position for worldwide market share with the fastest revenue growth in the global

Security services will be both the largest and the fastest-growing category, accounting for 48.8% of security spending between 2019 and 2024.

AT&T inked a $175 million contract with the U.S. Department of Transportation; COVID-19 jumpstarted SASE; ONAP Honolulu hit GA.

AT&T will provide the Department of Transportation with virtual private networking, IP-based voice services, and access to cloud computing and services.

Chinese foundries “are expected to achieve self-sufficiency in the 28-nanometer process technology this year,” Analysys Mason's Caroline Gabriel writes.

The integrations sound a lot like extended detection and response. But Google Cloud VP of Cloud Security Sunil Potti says the end result is beyond XDR.

Dell and VMware reached a spinoff deal; Cisco dropped $100 million on clean climate tech; and Druva bagged a $147 million investment, $2 billion valuation.

Ericsson and Samsung worked through their patent issues; ex-White House cybersecurity advisor Kiersten Todt talks challenges; and this week's SDxCentral 2-Minute Weekly Wrap podcast.

The settlement comes as Samsung makes a concerted effort to bolster its position in the radio access network market.

VMware's zero-carbon cloud plan takes off with Microsoft and IBM; Sophos makes the EDR to XDR leap; and IBM adds zero trust and SASE with Zscaler.

The networking vendor posted robust revenues during Q1 2021, despite an ongoing semiconductor shortage that has pushed lead times to a year for critical components.

The cloud raises "very interesting prospects for our business as it relates to being able to ultimately serve enterprise customers with networking as a service,” T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert

The new Zscaler partnership fits into IBM’s zero-trust, hybrid-work blueprint, and it also marks IBM’s move into SASE.

“We really believe that the edge is the next frontier for digital transformation for organizations around the world,” Dell Technologies' Varun Chhabra said.

Intel plunked $3.5 billion into New Mexico foundry; Aryaka acquired Secucloud to expand its SASE platform; and Red Hat opened up StackRox community.

While RedHat hasn’t decided which group will ultimately assume governance of the open source project, it sounds like CNCF, which also houses Kubernetes, is a safe bet.

The cash infusion will the Rio Rancho campus retrofitted to enable semiconductor production using the chipmaker's Foveros 3D packaging technology.