Inside the branch: Why security has to go beyond the cloud proxy
What happens to security inside the branch, among the devices and traffic the cloud proxy was never designed to reach
Industry Views - SASE
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Scaling up café networking: From microsites to campus
This final article focuses on the multi-year runway
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Café networking: Decisions to lock before you scale
This piece moves from definition to decision
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From boxes to proxy-first: Launching café networking in an afternoon
This article launches a three-part series on 'café networking'
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Ecosystem automation and industry standards: cornerstones of next-generation NaaS
Network-as-a-service enables scalable, subscription-based network solutions, but standardization and automation are crucial for global adoption and efficiency.
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Embracing the future: The case for distributed cloud networking
Distributed cloud networking represents an evolution in enterprise WAN architecture, building on existing and new technologies to form a cohesive solution.
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Final & deep thoughts from RSA 2024
CISOs at RSA 2024 expressed a high degree of interest in artificial intelligence but were not ready to pull the trigger and put it into product environments.
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5 thoughts from Fortinet Accelerate 2024
Fortinet's user conference was packed with secure SD-WAN, secure access service edge, zero-trust network access and digital experience monitoring news.
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Leveraging SD-WAN and SASE for a unified zero-trust architecture
As organizations prioritize security in the face of the escalating cyberthreats, what’s also clear is that the perimeter-based security model of the past is no longer sufficient.
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How standards will eliminate SASE and zero-trust confusion
The continuous definition and redefinition of terms has caused confusion in the SASE market. Standards help customers compare different SASE offerings
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Why distributed cloud networking is the future of enterprise networks
Distributed cloud networking is the future of enterprise networking and companies must adapt and embrace its elastic, dynamic, on-demand capabilities
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How SASE shows that the industry needs standardization for innovation and growth
The absence of foundational standards bodies gave rise to industry analysts stepping in to define broad frameworks as evidenced by SASE
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Does a single photo at MWC 2023 predict the metaverse's future? Plus 5 industry trends
Does a single picture captured at MWC 2023 predict the future of the metaverse?
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Op-Ed: Your Home Is the Next Security Battleground
Are you really ready to plug a company-managed appliance into your home network for the sake of security? -
SD-WAN Is Just a SASE Trojan Horse
SD-WAN will be critical for driving the adoption of SASE, but long term its relevance will fade as routing joins security in the cloud and at the edge. -
SASE Is Here to Stay
SD-WAN and security alone may not be going anywhere soon, but you can bet on SASE becoming a much bigger part of the conversation moving forward. -
Oracle Cloud Tech Seems Solid. But Is It Too Late?
The company’s got about a year to turn around its Oracle cloud business if it’s going to meet its lofty goals. -
Next-Generation Server Clusters: Boxes Without Bottlenecks
By matching compute, storage, and networking resources for optimal utilization, the cluster-in-a-box wastes nothing. -
The Carrier Cloud Needs a New Fabric, Not a Patched Cloth
The unique advantage of NFCL is that it is built for the cloud. -
vCPE 2.0 - The Business Case for An Open vCPE Framework
The only way to build the network of the future is to keep it open. -
Yahoo! User Data Breach: The Case for Pervasive Security and Monitoring
These breaches are now affecting millions and sometimes hundreds of millions of people. -
Why Operators Will Deploy Virtualized CPE
The world’s largest and most innovative operators are taking the next step toward vCPE -
It’s Simple, Really: IoP → IoG → IoM → IoT
Learn how the Internet of Things (IoT) is taking a huge leap forward with the ability to manage all gateways and networks. -
NFV Presents Unlimited Possibilities for Service Providers
A few examples of NFV applications show why the technology is getting traction with both service providers and OEMs, considering the variety of potential benefits the technology could unlock