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Fortinet Introduces Intent-Based Next-Gen Firewalls
This approach provides a granular level of security control by matching functionality to specific use cases and business requirements.
Cisco Snaps Up Singularity Networks to Bolster Network Automation Unit
The company uses agents to find data in virtual machines (VMs), routers, firewalls, and switches in an organization's data center and clouds. It will become part of Cisco’s Crosswork Network Automation portfolio.
Symantec CFO to Leave on a High Note
Nicolas Noviello joined Symantec following its $4.65 billion acquisition of his old firm Blue Coat in 2016.
Ethernity ENET vRouter Aimed at a Programmable Network Bottleneck
The platform divides the two flows – the control layer and the data layer – and handles them in a way that makes sense for each.
Dell Four-Way Endpoint Security Play Targets the Mid-Market
There are two strategic elements to the platform: One is that Dell considers mid-market security to be an underserved market. The other is that endpoints are particularly vulnerable.
Symantec Taps Acquisitions to Bolster Endpoint Security
The products are focused on managed endpoint detection and response, enhanced EDR 4.0, endpoint protection, and hardening capabilities.
Service Provider SDN Deployments Near Universal, IHS Markit Finds
By the end of this year, 74 percent of the service providers said they will use SDN to deliver new services, while 65 percent will use it in operations and management operations.
AWS, Oracle, and the Pentagon Continue Fight Over JEDI Cloud Contract
Two main issues remain: Dissatisfaction by vendors with the technical approach being taken by the Defense Department, and if Pentagon personnel moves represent a conflict of interest.
Carbon Black Reports 1 Million-Plus Security Attacks Daily
China and Russia were responsible for almost half of the incident response episodes.
Netskope IDs New Google Cloud Attack, McAfee Finds Ransomware
Threat researchers at Netskope and McAfee this week described new and potentially dangerous networking vulnerabilities.