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Edgecore Networks released a new open router product family. The AS7926-40XKFB 100G Aggregation Router solution enables carriers to upgrade their network infrastructure to address the challenges of 5G deployment and the tremendous traffic growth from t… Continue reading Edgecore Networks releases aggregation router to address 5G deployment challenges
Juniper Networks announced version 4.0 of Apstra software, the intent-based networking solution acquired earlier in the year. Juniper Apstra helps organizations to minimize the time and costs associated with deploying and managing traditionally complex… Continue reading Juniper Networks Apstra 4.0 enhances the experience of users and operators in the data center
Samsung announced its launch of the 24G SAS (SAS-4) SSD ― the PM1653. Based on the latest SAS interface, the new drive can support twice the speed of the previous 12G SAS-3 generation. The PM1653 is also the industry’s first 24G SAS SSD made with sixth… Continue reading Samsung launches PM1653, a 24G SAS SSD to handle AI and big data in enterprise servers
Broadcom Inc. and Google announced today an alliance under which the portfolio of security offerings that Broadcom gained with the acquisition of the enterprise division of Symantec have been migrated to the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Tom Krause, pr… Continue reading Broadcom to Migrate Security Platforms to Google Cloud
Two weeks after someone (allegedly the US Cyber Command) temporarily interrupted the operation of the infamous Trickbot botnet, a coalition of tech companies headed by Microsoft has struck a serious blow against its operators. “We disrupted Trick… Continue reading Microsoft and partners cut off key Trickbot botnet infrastructure
Steve McNamara is Regional Vice President Sales for VMware Carbon Black and a former vice president at Symantec. Information technology is always changing and so is the industry behind it. But recent developments surrounding the fate of one of the world’s most widely relied-upon suppliers of enterprise security products have created a significant “disturbance in the force.” In an odd twist on the perils of vendor lock-in, enterprise CIOs who rely on Symantec enterprise security products have found themselves in lock-out, following the decision late last year by Symantec’s new owner, Broadcom, to abandon support for all but 2,000 of Symantec’s most profitable enterprise security customers. Some reports since then suggest that number is closer to 700 accounts. When Broadcom completed its $10.7 billion acquisition of Symantec Enterprise Security in November of last year, it came with all the fanfare of one tech giant acquiring another in the name of […]
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Businesses must accelerate the shift to comprehensive continuous software testing in order to remain competitive, according to a report released by Capgemini and Broadcom. The report, based on a survey of 500 senior decision makers in corporate IT reve… Continue reading Best practices and challenges in adopting continuous software testing
By Sudais Asif
The IT security researchers at ESET have disclosed a new vulnerability named Kr00k in FullMAC WLAN chips manufactured by Broadcom and Cypress.
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The Kr00k bug arises from an all-zero encryption key in Wi-Fi chips that reveals communications from devices from Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung and others. Continue reading Billions of Devices Open to Wi-Fi Eavesdropping Attacks
A fortnight in to 2020 and we have the first security flaw to be given its own name: Cable Haunt – complete with eye-catching logo. Continue reading ‘Cable Haunt’ vulnerability exposes 200 million cable modem users