The Cable Story, Part 4: Automating the Network
Automation stands to be the most important thing that cable providers can do today to streamline their businesses.
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Enabling All Cisco Partners to Market Collaboration Like Never Before
Cisco unveiled the Work. Intuitive. campaign for our partner marketers to leverage and we’re enabling all Cisco Partners to market our solutions like never before.
Cisco Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Just Upped the Ante
Just in time for summer, Cisco offers new configurations for Cisco’s Azure stack solution, including M5 Skylake with hybrid (flash and SAS) storage.
Collaboration at #CLUS, Day 2: Innovation and Inspiration
Tuesday at Cisco Live in Orlando has come and gone. It was another busy day in the wonderful world of networking technology at what some call "summer camp for nerds."
Cisco ACI and BlueCat DNS Integrity empowers customers to implement Enterprise DNS strategy
With an enterprise DDI strategy, network teams can deliver flexible infrastructure to developers, reducing operating costs and security risks. Here, we review highlights of the BlueCat Cisco ACI joint solution that we announced this week at Cisco Live
Building the Intent-Based Network with DevNet
#Cisco just made an announcement about releasing new developer capabilities for intent-based networking. Cisco's new DNA Center platform adds programmability to DNA Center. #CiscoDNA
Microsoft Patch Tuesday – June 2018
Microsoft released its monthly security advisories, including 50 flaws (11 of them "critical") impacting Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Chakra Scripting Engine, Windows DNSAPI, Microsoft Office, Windows Kernel and more.
Cisco Stealthwatch and Cisco DNA Center bridge the SecOps – NetOps divide
Three trends to watch in the increasingly interdependent roles of NetOps and SecOps: complexity of managing more devices, locations and users; automating across different functions; the impact on network assurance.
Do you Trust your IoT Device and its Vendor?
Does your vendor care about deploying security patches or firmware updates? Do they understand the constrains of an Internet of Things (IoT) architecture?