by Christine Thome | Aug 7, 2019 | Networking, Security
Why does “provide guest access” always feel like a no-win situation? You have to give untrusted clients access to your managed network. You have to provide an easy workflow to approve and allow visitor devices a connection to your SSID. You have to carve out IP...
by Christine Thome | Jul 10, 2019 | Networking, Security
If you’re making technology improvements to get an edge over the competition, or just adding an online CRM service or collaboration tool to boost productivity, the unpleasant side effect is they can leave you vulnerable to cyberattacks. A single network security...
by Christine Thome | Jul 10, 2019 | Infrastructure, Networking
What’s old is new again. This statement rings true as the industry rallies behind Fabric Networking again. Fabrics are not a new technology… they’ve been around since 2011/2012; however, we’ve seen increased uptake for fabrics outside of the traditional data center...
by Christine Thome | Jun 11, 2019 | Infrastructure, Networking
The 5G rollout is advancing along two independent, parallel fronts: an evolutionary development of the air interface, known as 5G NR (“New Radio”), and a fundamental reconceptualization of the core network architecture. These two paths have been explicitly and...
by Christine Thome | May 2, 2019 | Infrastructure, Networking, Security
Excerpts originally published on TechTarget IoT Agenda blog. IoT — a buzzword that encompasses almost every product connected to the internet or to each other. It’s become a broad term, used to probably describe any device or product that requires a connection...
by Christine Thome | May 1, 2019 | Infrastructure, mobile threats, Networking
Originally published on IoT for All, February 26, 2019 Thanks to two new wireless standards rolling out this year—WiFi 6 and 5G—2019 is shaping up to be a watershed year for the Internet of Things (IoT). These new technologies are expected to revolutionize IoT, and...
