Mobile networking

Mobile enterprise applications have significant bandwidth requirements, especially those that connect to back-end data and services. As such, the proper approach to mobile networking is essential. The resources in this section explain how to evaluate cellular and wireless networks and how to optimize mobile wireless networks to ensure users can access the data and applications they need.

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Planning the journey from SD-WAN to SASE
Enterprises need integrated security and networking frameworks to manage distributed IT environments and are looking to SD-WAN ...
Batfish use cases for network validation and testing
Automated pre-change network validation with Batfish can save time in the network change management process and minimize ...
Valmont Industries tests network as a service to improve WAN
Valmont Industries wants an agile WAN that the company can modify in days instead of months. The global manufacturer is testing ...

Slack Canvas helps tame information overload in chat
Slack chat can bury vital knowledge under a flood of new messages. The company said its Canvas tool will let workers pull out, ...
5 steps to manage desktop phone systems for hybrid work
Even as hybrid work gains traction and video communications grows, some employees still prefer using desktop phones. Supporting ...
3 UC user scenarios influence hybrid work budgets
As IT decision-makers evaluate their hybrid workplace budgets, three end-user scenarios lay the foundation for UC and ...

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Malicious NPM package discovered in supply chain attack
Threat actors are circulating a look-alike version of the Material Tailwind NPM package to infect developers for supply chain ...
Risk & Repeat: Uber and Rockstar Games hacked
This podcast episode discusses recent hacks against Uber and Rockstar Games, the techniques of the attackers and the possible ...
10 security-by-design principles to include in the SDLC
Security is rarely a priority in the SDLC, but it should be. Adhere to these security-by-design principles for secure software ...