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A software-defined perimeter can be an integral tool in protecting against DDoS attacks One common security threat that corporate networks, applications and web-based services have been failing to effectively defend against is distributed denial of se… Continue reading Shielding Applications to Prevent DDoS Attacks
Software-defined networks can be an efficient way to blend networks without compromising security Mergers and acquisitions inherently create times of growth, opportunity and excitement for enterprises, but they also can create challenges from the pers… Continue reading M&A and Networks: Creating an Expandable, Secure IT Architecture
Juniper Networks has extended its campaign to tightly couple security and networking by first making it possible to block threats at the router level using alerts generated by threat feeds and then integrating a containerized firewall with the Juniper… Continue reading Juniper Networks Extends Cybersecurity Strategy
Virtual private networks (VPNs) traditionally have been depended upon to connect remote locations and/or for deploying new apps. Until more recently, VPNs were able to help control costs, while providing a level of security. However, as the data lands… Continue reading Network Security: SD-WAN for the Network Edge
Part of a slew of patches from the networking vendor, the CVSS 9.8 bug allows remote takeover of a vulnerable device. Continue reading Cisco Warns of Critical Nexus 9000 Data Center Flaw
How to approach managing your ACI deployments holistically with your overall network infrastructure Demand for software defined networking (SDN) solutions is booming, so much so that the market is expected to rise to $88 billion by 2024. SDN offers mu… Continue reading Ensuring Smooth Security Management Across Your Cisco ACI Fabric
Windows Server 2019 is the first version of Microsoft’s server OS not to RTM. But what does that mean in practice?
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Mode, a San Francisco-based startup, came out of stealth today with a new approach to software-defined wide area networks they call software-defined core network (SD-CORE), which they say will dramatically reduce the cost of running these networks over traditional methods. The company also announced a total of $24 million in funding led by GV and […] Continue reading Mode emerges from stealth with new approach to software-defined WANs
Russell Smith takes a look at how Software Defined Networking in Windows Server 2016 can add a virtualization layer on top of your physical network hardware.
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We tend to use the nebulous term “the cloud” as a catch-all phrase that implies any type of hosted environment, but it’s important to dig beneath the term when network security is at stake. In reality, “the cloud” can actually take a number of different forms. Compute capabilities can be managed in a cloud service provider environment and server workloads migrated into a managed service offering – the most traditional and popular cloud approach. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions like Salesforce or Office 365 can be used to receive cloud provider services without agencies having to define anything about the applications themselves. There are also cloud-native applications, such as microservices, which can be threaded and delivered in various regions of the cloud environment at any time. Each of these approaches can test an agency’s perimeter security efforts in their own way, which is why it is critical for us to look at […]
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