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The role of edge computing security in enterprise networks

By ensuring IoT security, IT teams can secure enterprise networks as well. Edge computing can provide one path toward this security, as long as IT properly evaluates and plans for it.

By John Burke • June 17, 2019

Aerohive Networks launches new Wi-Fi management products

Aerohive Networks is using AI and machine learning to provide behavior insights for Wi-Fi management with the launch of its new products, Traffic Insights and Maximum Client Capabilities.

By Tanner Harding • June 17, 2019

VMware acquisition of Avi fills NSX gaps

VMware plans to acquire Avi Networks. The VMware acquisition of the application delivery controller maker will fill gaps in VMware's NSX virtual networking software.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 14, 2019

Versa Networks partnership expands Riverbed SD-WAN offerings

Riverbed and Versa Networks teamed up on an OEM agreement that enables Riverbed to use Versa's enterprise-class secure SD-WAN technology.

By Tanner Harding • June 14, 2019

Explore 4 key areas of enterprise network transformation

Organizations have made improving network performance a major priority in 2019. But moving from legacy to modern infrastructures may introduce network challenges, as well.

By Michaela Goss • June 14, 2019

Ixia network packet broker, cybersecurity test introduced

Ixia launched two new products for networking and security: the Ixia network packet broker, Vision X, for data center visibility and Ixia BreakingPoint QuickTest to gauge device and network security.

By Sabrina Polin • June 12, 2019

F5 Super-NetOps initiative wins Network Innovation Award

The F5 Super-NetOps training initiative has won TechTarget's Network Innovation Award for its efforts to help today's networking pros develop skills for tomorrow.

By Alissa Irei • June 12, 2019

When moving cloud on premises, ask these important questions

In this recap of industry blogs, networking analysts discuss moving cloud on premises, per-application ADC innovation and how cyberattackers target the C-suite.

By Chuck Moozakis • June 12, 2019

CEO Robbins: Cisco won’t use Huawei ban in sales pitch

CEO Chuck Robbins said Cisco won't use the U.S. ban on Huawei exports in sales pitches. Robbins also said the Huawei ban has not had an effect on sales.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 11, 2019

Cisco AI, machine learning network analytics head to the cloud

The new Cisco AI and machine learning platform, launched at Cisco Live, is a cloud-based network analytics service for the data center, campus and WAN.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 10, 2019

Consider these 3 fundamentals of cloud architecture

In this roundup of networking blogs, experts explore three networking fundamentals of cloud architecture for both public and private cloud networks.

By Michaela Goss • June 10, 2019

Operators make multigigabit switch push in campus networks

As applications become more bandwidth-intensive, operators are racing to install multigigabit switch foundations in their campus network architectures.

By David Jacobs • June 7, 2019

Sentryo acquisition to bolster Cisco IIoT security

Cisco plans to acquire industrial security firm Sentryo. The acquisition would add network visibility, anomaly detection and real-time threat detection to the Cisco IIoT portfolio.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 7, 2019

New Arista campus switches, APs complete product portfolio

The latest Arista campus switches and Wi-Fi 6 APs meet enterprise requirements. But success against established rivals will depend on an effective sales and channel strategy.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 6, 2019

Pluribus Networks unveils edge router for service providers

Pluribus Networks has unveiled a gateway router for service providers that's a no-frills alternative to products from Cisco and Juniper Networks.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 6, 2019

gateway

A gateway is a network node used in telecommunications that connects two networks with different transmission protocols together.

By John Burke, Sarah Lewis • June 6, 2019

How 5G deployment will affect enterprise network hardware, software

Enterprise network architects can start thinking about 5G deployment now, focusing on mobile usage, real-time communications and 5G-capable network equipment.

By Andrew Froehlich • June 6, 2019

Managed SD-WAN providers ranked in new market report

AT&T ranked first in Vertical Systems Group's SD-WAN report that compared more than 30 carrier-managed SD-WAN providers based on market share of installed customer sites.

By Jennifer English • June 6, 2019

NSC joins forces with Silver Peak SD-WAN services

Silver Peak and NSC have partnered up to combine NSC IT services with Silver Peak SD-WAN services. NSC will serve as a single source provider and offer SD-WAN deployment services.

By Tanner Harding • June 5, 2019

The 5G future will spark an evolution of telecom networks, ISPs

Telecom networks are evolving thanks to new technologies such as 5G. This evolution will affect various types of organizations, ISPs and available services.

By Michaela Goss • June 5, 2019

Tech buyer rights raised in Cisco vulnerability

The seriousness of the Cisco vulnerability, Thrangycat, raises the question of tech buyers' rights when dealing with such a serious flaw in a vendor's hardware.

By Antone Gonsalves • May 31, 2019

School adopts Wi-Fi 6 in early Wi-Fi upgrade case study

High-capacity wireless can help close the gap between urban and rural schools. Here's how an aggressive Wi-Fi upgrade strategy helped one district meet its community's needs.

By Alissa Irei • May 30, 2019

Managed SD-WAN is a developing part of WAN transformation

Despite SD-WAN's benefits for WAN transformation, enterprises can't avoid the shortcomings. Find out how many organizations address those challenges with managed SD-WAN.

By Jennifer English • May 29, 2019

4 criteria to consider in your cloud migration strategy

Organizations that are evaluating a workload migration to the cloud should use this workload placement process to build a consistent cloud migration strategy.

By John Burke • May 28, 2019

Huawei ban will hasten its retreat from U.S. suppliers

The Huawei ban will spur a faster retreat from U.S. suppliers, as the Chinese tech company invests more in its manufacturing plants and adds non-U.S. partners, analysts said.

By Antone Gonsalves • May 24, 2019