Using an MSSP means that organizations don’t have to hire security manpower
Chris Wahl relates his ongoing Full Stack Journey, including stops along the way for PowerShell and Git, as well as the newest directions where his technology compass leads him.
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QRNG generates random numbers without any pattern.
Intel helped fund the security product development.
SDS can help keep IT costs low while supporting new data-intensive initiatives.
One of the more interesting presentations we had during Tech Field Day Extra @ Cisco Live Berlin was coming from Paessler, a company developing PRTG, a little-known network monitoring software.
More about PRTG in TFD videos and here, here, here and here.
Read more ...We live in a hyper connected world – everything of value, from the apps, to the cloud, to the devices, to the users, is all closely tethered to one another. The network has become the critical platform that connects everything reliably and securely. IT must also evolve to support this new ecosystem of engagement. Ultimately, a lot has to happen for the network to deliver what customers need: a seamless and secure experience.
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Decompressing simple ZIPi file can crash remote attackers
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TBR’s report shows 6.6% growth in connectivity services revenue for first quarter 2017.
SDN control and automation will set the stage for 5G deployments.