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Cisco Gets Yet Another CVSS 10 for ASA & Firepower | Threatpost
Yet another CVSS 10 for Cisco security products
AT&T to Release “dNOS” Software Framework Into Open Source to Accelerate Network White Box Adoption
dNOS goes to Linux Foundation to be Open (instead of half closed)
Response: 99% of all ads permitted by Google ‘ad blocker’
The Google ad-blocker is that isn’t an ad blocker. Unsurprisingly.
Exclusive: U.S. consumer protection official puts Equifax probe on ice – sources | Article [AMP] | Reuters
Once again, why bother implementing IT Security when there is no downside.
Response: Intent-based networking portends the future of infrastructure management
Kurt Marko does a great job of explaining Intent Based Networking as an overall trend. I broadly agree with this perspective. Intent based networks are the new hotness among those needing a response to network complexity. We provide the 101 along with a reality check on what is available today. Intent-based networking portends the future […]
CCIE Flash Card Deck for R&S v5.1 – neckercube.com
For those wanting to learn, a generous contribution
BiB 027: Juniper Networks At NFD17 – A Platform Emerges
Juniper Networks presented for a second day at Network Field Day 17, this time focusing on Appformix for analytics & automation; and PeerBot, a BGP configuration application.
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BiB 26: Extreme Networks At NFD17 – Composing Workflows For Mean Time To Payrise
Extreme Networks demonstrates network automation via Workflow Composer and StackStorm at Network Field Day 17.
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BiB 25: ThousandEyes At NFD17 – Expanding Into User Experience
ThousandEyes presented at Network Field Day 17 on Internet visibility, monitoring customer experience, and improving mean time to innocence for the network.
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BiB 24: Juniper OpenContrail At NFD17 – One Fabric To Bind Them
Juniper brings OpenContrail into the Linux Foundation & expands the commercial Contrail for security and multi-cloud. Recorded live at Network Field Day 17.
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Source Serif Pro font V2 released – GitHub
Good fonts make writing easier
Response: What is your netflow strategy? – The Forwarding Plane
Nick Buraglio rounds up your choices
Project Falco joins SONiC Community (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud) | LinkedIn Engineering
Linked chooses SONIC for hardware abstraction
Response: Do we really need a new BGP? | APNIC Blog
Russ White on the tragedy of BGP
ISP Column – January 2018
Geoff Huston reports the miserable state of Internet BGP
Research: 2017 Internet Society Report – Paths to our Digital Future
ISOC is getting in the face of politics. Which is good.
VMware Releases Dispatch, an Open Source Serverless Framework | VMware Open Source Blog
VMware tests the private cloud waters for serverless
Response: The Five Stages of Cloud Grief | Postmodern Security
Five stages of cloud grief
Is This is What Happens When You Hire Inexperienced, Unskilled Executives
Advice for entrepreneurs is school level learning
Meet and Greet in Silicon Valley from 15 Jan – 3 Feb 2018
I’ve reduced the travel and conferences I’m attending in 2018 to focus on content – writing, podcasting and video is my future. The negative impact is that I’ll miss meeting many people in the industry. So I am spending 3 weeks in San Jose 15 Jan – 3 Feb 2018 and hoping to meet as many […]