by Marketing | Feb 8, 2019 | Networking, Security, Uncategorized
Content originally written and created for OneAffinity One of the most challenging aspects of keeping a university network safe and productive is the inevitable security risks the student body brings. Carrying their own devices and looking to collaborate, they often...
by Christine Thome | Sep 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
Originally published on the Extreme Network blog, August 15, 2018, by Kendra Luciano An explosion of “things” is coming to a network near you – wearables, temperature sensors, video cameras, BLE, Thread, iBeacons, surveillance, gateways, building controls, and much...
by Christine Thome | Sep 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
Originally published on the Barracuda Blog, August 30, 2018, by Asaf Cidon Microsoft Office 365 has become so ubiquitous—with more than 100 million monthly active subscribers—that it’s almost become part of our identities particularly inside the network with emails...
by Christine Thome | Sep 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
Originally published on the Quest blog, August 27, 2018, by Bennet Klein Many people think developing a disaster recovery plan is all about calamitous events such as fires and earthquakes, where physical property is damaged and people’s lives are at risk. But...
by Paul Comfort | Sep 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
By Paul Comfort. CISSP, Lead Engineer, Chi Corporation A little background before diving in. A SAN is a Storage Area Network. In x86 server environments, before there were SANs, servers themselves contained or controlled the storage that they used in an isolated...
by Christine Thome | Aug 17, 2018 | Networking, Uncategorized
Where a Second Lost on the Network has Insurmountable Consequences Originally published on Network World | JUNE 22, 2018 | by Norman Rice, Chief Marketing, Development, and Product Operations Officer of Extreme Networks The network edge is the new...
