OpenRoaming: Automatic and Seamless Roaming Across Wi-Fi 6 and 5G
What if getting on Wi-Fi was as easy and secure as getting on cellular? It is possible, and Cisco is going to make it happen. Introducing OpenRoaming.
What if getting on Wi-Fi was as easy and secure as getting on cellular? It is possible, and Cisco is going to make it happen. Introducing OpenRoaming.
Discover how automation is integral part of delivering intent-based networking to our customers, and how Cisco is surpassing our competitors in providing quality of service.
Amidst Wi-Fi 6 and 5G, there are three key dimensions that influence wireless design: physics, economics, and human behavior. Let's explore these factors to help leverage the evolving wireless landscape.
Intent-based networking addresses a critical challenge to bridge the gap between business and IT – to provision, modify and assure massive networks without compromising security and application performance. But how do vendor implementations compare?
Enterprises and consumers have been talking - pretty much non-stop - about the new Wi-Fi 6 and 5G standards. Now Cisco's going to break down how they're coming together...and share a huge announcement along the way.
Few products in Cisco’s illustrious history deserve the title of “game changer” more than the Cisco Catalyst 6500 switch series. Let's take some time to appreciate some of the accomplishments and milestones of the past.
It’s not difficult to plan holistically for wireless security if you think about it in three key areas: securing the air, securing users, and securing devices. Let's take a deeper dive.
With ever-more sophisticated threats, network operators must be able to trust that the hardware and software that comprise their infrastructure are genuine, uncompromised, and operating as intended.
As the dawn of 5G is upon us, Cisco is hard at work to bring the next generation of cellular technology to benefit customers with Cisco SD-WAN.
Customer stories, technical demos and more await!
Learn how to integrate your networking domains and get more out of an enterprise-wide, intent-based network.