The widespread deployment of cloud infrastructure has led IT teams to demand freedom of choice, but that might not always be what’s best for the organization as a whole.

Having your SD-WAN delivered as-a-service helps simply the network and free up IT resources to focus on growth generating opportunities.

Cloud-native architectures are already impacting data science, IoT, and other areas and will provide both the threat of being disrupted and the opportunity for innovation.

Before deploying a multi-cloud strategy, there are four myths about multi-cloud security that need debunking.

In the rush to capitalize on NFV many operators have focused purely on the NFV orchestration, but as they move from trials to production, one key piece is missing

Both cloud-native and traditional organizations must implement a security practice that offers automation, abstraction, flexibility, visibility, and is application-aware.

Moving the security perimeter into the cloud helps companies that are struggling with the budget and talent needed to keep security in-house.

Securing hyperconverged infrastructures requires a policy-based approach that intertwines security with applications.

Traditional routing fails to differentiate between application and user requirements. SD-WAN is changing that with identity awareness.

Success in multi-cloud environments will be characterized by the adoption of an operational framework that can exploit all the advantages of a multi-cloud world.

Hybrid cloud computing for high performance computing is quickly becoming commonplace, but there are certain challenges that CIOs must overcome in order to reap all the benefits.

Inadequate container security is increasingly leading to strikes related to ransomware, cryptomining, data theft, and service disruption attacks.

Big banks find more to like with container technology, which offers security plus tools to innovate and better compete in a dogged marketplace.

A software-driven approach to security makes advanced capabilities possible even on a tight budget.

As your organization’s VPC numbers grow, so do your challenges in connecting, securing, and managing them all.

If IT and operations teams thought it was hard to contend with BYOD and Shadow IT, they must prepare for the latest siege on IT — the Internet of

Following the precedent set by other modern technologies in India, SD-WAN will render MPLS obsolete before it even gets a foothold.

Serverless, IoT security, and the crack house were all hot topics at VMware’s annual research and development conference.

Having digital twins that learn at the edge can help ease concerns over data custody, confidentiality, and privacy as major cloud vendors deliver more machine learning-based insights to the

Active monitoring keeps your networks and organization in “always on” condition.

Following the Equifax breach, which exploited an open source framework library, many organizations increased their security postures, but that doesn't mean that open source is safe to use again.

Even enterprises not in a multi-cloud environment must begin making their security decisions with it in mind. If they don’t, they risk some of their decisions quickly becoming obsolete.

Over the years, Telecom Expense Management has helped organizations optimize and gain visibility into usage trends, expenses, and financial allocation — and now it can address a broader set

The SD-WAN supply chain becomes critically important, as it includes the planning and management of all application delivery infrastructure involved in sourcing, procurement, deployment, and logistics.