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Cisco SD-WAN Accelerates Toward FedRAMP Authorization

The networking giant needs FedRAMP authorization before it can begin deploying its SD-WAN offerings to government agencies. Read more.

Verizon Warns of Rising Enterprise Mobile Security Risk

The operator’s third annual survey on mobile security concluded that 43% of respondents believe their organization took unnecessary risks with mobile security in 2019. Read more.

The Russians Are Coming for Your Network

Once Russian state-sponsored groups compromise just one machine, they can move laterally to other systems on the network in a little under 19 minutes. Read more.

Cisco Viptela Joins ConvergeOne's SD-WAN Lineup

The announcement marks Cisco's second service provider deal in the past month. Read more.

McAfee Gets SASE, Buys Light Point Security

McAfee plans to integrate Light Point Security’s browser isolation technology into its secure web gateway and SASE architecture. Read more.

NTT Fuels Academic Research Into Security

One of the near-term goals is to make cryptography more robust and ready for a post-quantum computing landscape, said NTT Research CEO Kazuhiro Gomi. Read more.

VMware Automates Maestro, Grabs DT for vRAN

The vendor's boldly named Project Maestro is now on the market under the more strait-laced VMware Telco Cloud Automation tag. Read more.

Airline Exec Dishes Advice to Security Vendors at RSA

Southwest Airlines’ Carrie Mills says CISOs want less agents, fewer point products, and more simplified security infrastructure. Read more.