Frost & Sullivan praises Cisco’s IoT security strategy with Global Leadership Award
Cisco IoT security has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan with Global Leadership Award.
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The Waking of the Forest: Digital Transformation with Cisco DNA Spaces
As people return to campus, Cisco DNA Spaces helps higher education maintain safe occupancy levels in their buildings.
Is security the most critical element of your Multicloud network? Bien sûr!
Security is the most critical element of your multicloud network. While cyberattacks against cloud infrastructure is growing, there are many ways to mitigate risk, including SD-WAN, SASE and colocation.
Why WBA’s OpenRoaming is laying the foundation for a roaming revolution
OpenRoaming is set to revolutionize roaming, enabling access and identify partners with very different business models to co-operate in order to deliver seamless wireless service to users.
IoT and the Network: What is the future?
How will you securely manage billions of IoT devices on your network? The 2020 Global Networking Trends Report provides the insight you need to understand the impact IoT devices will have on the network today and in the future.
The four-step journey to securing the industrial network
IT and OT environments are very different. This post looks at the key differences and provides a four-step approach to securing the industrial network.
Expanding the Internet for the Future Supporting First Responders and Society at Large
Connectivity is critical to create a society and economy in which all citizens can participate and thrive, so Cisco hosted a virtual roundtable with leading providers of connectivity, social networking, and telehealth services.
The Importance of Hardware in a Software-Defined World
Cisco presented at the Layer ONE conference together with some other physical layer vendors, and highlights the importance of innovation in hardware, optics and programmable ASICs to run their Intent Based Network architecture.
Building fast QUIC sockets in VPP
As most of you may already know, QUIC is a new transport protocol that began as a Google experiment for HTTP/2, which is now being standardized at the IETF. It will also be the default transport protocol for HTTP/3. As a result, it is likely to be