Displaying items by tag: NetOps

• ‘Intelligent partner’ for SecOps and NetOps will allow teams to query network activity, drill down into security events and rapidly implement mitigations
• New support for teams who must manage more deployment models than ever, with 88% of organisations now employing a hybrid approach

Craig Sanderson, Vice President of Security Products and Scott Harrell, CEO of Infoblox. who has extensive experience in security solutions, outlines the growing role of legislation in the fight against cybercrime. While Scott, with an extensive background in product and security engineering, dives into the need to unite and automate workflows across cloud, security, and networking so customers can have the confidence to move fast and scale up.

COMPANY NEWS: Infoblox, a leader in cloud networking and security services, today unveiled its new Infoblox Ecosystem Program. Key to the program is a self-service portal that features certified out-of-the-box integrations for leading technology providers. Infoblox-certified integrations undergo rigorous testing, optimisation, validation, and ongoing updates to ensure seamless compatibility, and are backed by support for Infoblox-developed integrations. These integrations empower NetOps and SecOps teams to break down silos, automate workflows, and strengthen security posture across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments ─ all in one place.

COMPANY NEWS: Infoblox, the company that delivers a simplified, cloud-enabled networking and security platform for improved performance and protection, today announced the appointment of Mukesh Gupta as senior vice president and chief product officer.

GUEST RESEARCH: Gigamon, the leading deep observability company, today announced the findings of a new research study from IDC, conducted with more than 900 IT leaders from around the world, which offers CIOs, CISOs, and their IT organisations invaluable insights to drive performance, protection, and productivity with observability across their digital infrastructures.

GUEST OPINION: Enterprises enter 2023 with several unique challenges that will put NetOps, DevOps, and SecOps front and centre. Almost all enterprises operate in a hybrid and multi-cloud world.

GUEST OPINION: As organisations flock the cloud, they are initiating new architectures and migrating existing applications to infrastructure-as-a-service providers and hybrid clouds via 'lift and shift' or refactoring.

GUEST OPINION: If there has been one constant during the past few years, it's been the growing pace of technological change. Businesses have increasingly embraced cloud platforms, reconfigured network infrastructures to support remote workers, and deployed new security tools.

GUEST OPINION: Key senior technology management from Extreme Networks, a cloud-driven networking vendor, today issued their 11 key predictions for 2022 providing advice to enterprises on trends in the year ahead for Zero Trust, blockchain, Wi-Fi, AIOps, cloud and 5G adoption.

Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform will soon be available on Microsoft Azure.

SPONSORED PROMOTION The core switch has failed, taking with it all the VLANs, QoS, and more. Where's the last backup, if you have one at all? Fortunately, SolarWinds has your back with SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM), which provides you with accurate network configuration insights and backups along with network compliance and automation.

SPONSORED PROMOTION The core switch has failed, taking with it all the VLANs, QoS, and more. Where's the last backup, if you have one at all? Fortunately, SolarWinds has your back with SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM), which provides you with accurate network configuration insights and backups along with network compliance and automation.

GUEST OPINION by George Tsoukas, Gigamon ANZ: While the financial services industry is no stranger to unexpected events and their repercussions, the current global upheaval is creating unprecedented uncertainty. Faced with this, how should financial services organisations respond?

Guest Opinion by Yaniv Hoffman, Radware – The move to continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) and agile development methodologies means that application development now requires network IT operation teams (NetOps) and security operation teams (SecOps) to work together, which puts increased stress on developers and engineers.

Globally, technology leaders had their 2020 plans interrupted with the year’s massive economic disruption. Those embarking on transformation journeys either had to accelerate with tightened resources while adapting to the changes, or stall their efforts to take stock of how the business might change and adapt.

By Rami Rammaha, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Gigamon

GUEST OPINION:  The only certainty about today’s work environment is uncertainty and change. One primary inhibitor for organisations embracing any kind of transformation is network complexity. Complex networks are too expensive to operate and audit, and often have too many outages.

By Rami Rammaha, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Gigamon

GUEST OPINION:  The only certainty about today’s work environment is uncertainty and change. One primary inhibitor for organisations embracing any kind of transformation is network complexity. Complex networks are too expensive to operate and audit, and often have too many outages.