Cloudflare’s Response to a Privacy Framework
Why We Weighed In on US Privacy Efforts
Cloudflare’s mission is to help build a better internet, and privacy has to be at the heart of that effort. That’s why we submitted comments last week on the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)’s request for comment on its proposed approach to advance consumer privacy.
We think it is important for Internet infrastructure companies like us to be a part of the conversation about the future of internet privacy. We want to advocate for an internet that remains accessible to all, while becoming more secure and protective of privacy.
What is NTIA and what is it trying to do?
In 2018, we’ve seen high profile data breaches and data misuse, Europe’s sweeping data protection law – the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – come into effect, and California pass its own comprehensive Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). All of this has captured the attention of Washington, D.C. lawmakers and regulators.
On September 25, 2018, NTIA began a process to solicit feedback from stakeholders on a proposed approach to consumer data privacy. NTIA is the Executive Branch agency in the Department of Commerce that is principally Continue reading
Juniper CLI Quick Reference
Juniper CLI quick reference guide.Juniper CLI Quick Reference
The Juniper operating system is known as Junos. The Juniper CLI is an application that is used to manage, monitor and configure Juniper devices. The CLI is full of great features to make managing them easier. This is a quick reference guide and not an exhaustive list of features. Seek the...Verizon Buys Software-Defined Perimeter Assets From Vidder
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Oracle Buys SD-WAN Vendor Talari Networks
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Why Is The CCIE Lab Moving?
Cisco confirmed big CCIE rumor this week that the RTP lab was going to be moved to Richardson, TX.
The language Cisco used is pretty neutral. San Jose and RTP are being shut down as full time lab locations and everyone is moving to Richardson. We knew about this thanks to the detective work of Jeff Fry, who managed to figure this out over a week ago. Now that we know what is happening, why is it coming to pass?
They Don’t Build Them Like They Used To
Real estate is expensive. Anyone that’s ever bought a house will tell you that. Now, imagine that on a commercial scale. Many companies will get the minimum amount of building that they need to get by. Sometimes they’re bursting at the seams before they upgrade to a new facility.
Other companies are big about having lots of area. These are the companies that Continue reading