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Marriages Are Back On The Agenda – Even In IT
- Broadband Testing 08 Sep 2021 -
The DDoS Battle
- Broadband Testing 13 Aug 2021 -
Putting Your Sassy Money Where Your Nous Is
- Broadband Testing 15 Jul 2021
Ah – the return of “normality” in the UK – i.e., people are still getting ill but the government admits it doesn’t care any longer, other than by increasing taxes… But enough of the ...
In the many years I’ve been testing and analysing the security side of IT, one evident point is that the classic forms of attack: identifying common vulnerabilities and Distributed Denial of ...
I’ve been making a bit of noise in this bloggy column of mine now about sassy SASE for some time, but it seems I’m not the only one (other than Gartner wot coined the concept). The world of ...
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Our Survey Says...
- Broadband Testing 08 Jul 2021 -
Cloud - Infrastructure - Security - SASE - Discuss!
- Broadband Testing 05 Jul 2021 -
Clouds Seemingly Don’t Get In The Way Of Satellites
- Broadband Testing 02 Jul 2021 -
IT As Marriage Guidance Counsellor...
- Broadband Testing 01 Jul 2021 -
Elmer Fudd Goes Cyber Hunting As A Service
- Broadband Testing 30 Jun 2021 -
Computers 1 Humans 0
- Broadband Testing 22 Jun 2021 -
Juniper Is Getting The Hang Of Acquisitions...
- Broadband Testing 03 Jun 2021
The whole WFH/ WFA (Work From Home/Anywhere) initiative that was somewhat enforced on the world’s working population as a result of the “P” word, has largely been well received, but a new survey ...
Over the past 12 months, I’ve regularly talked about sassy SASE in this blog. But I’m not the only one. A recent Netevents interactive debate had several vendors debating SASE as part of a general ...
Had a fascinating chat the other day with a company I really should have spoken to decades ago, but such is life. SES is probably a company wot you think you don’t know, but – for example – anyone ...
In my last blog, I spoke about the need to get immediate access to network behaviour patterns, in order to detect anomalies. An extension of that need is the ability to make instant use of that ...
Time – they say – is of the essence (if not vanilla) but never more than in network detection and response (NDR) scenarios. The problem with many products aimed at detecting network anomalies and ...
It’s a reality – and one that becomes ever clearer, the more you travel and the more folk you meet – that the vast majority of people are actually quite stupid. Without getting all political, ...
Had an excellent catch-up with Apstra, a company I’ve followed since day one, fascinated by its concept of “intent-based networking”. After all, my IT raison d’etre is to prove that stuff “does ...
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Gartner SASE 2021 Roadmap - You Know It Makes Sense...
- Broadband Testing 29 Apr 2021 -
NDR and NPMD - important, meaningful acronyms for once...
- Broadband Testing 26 Apr 2021 -
MPLS is Dead – Yeah Right… But Transformation IS King
- Broadband Testing 21 Apr 2021 -
The DX Moment Is Still Around The Corner For Many – If That Corner Is Still There…
- Broadband Testing 20 Apr 2021 -
The New Norm Still Means The Old Norm When It Comes To Exchange Vulnerabilities
- Broadband Testing 10 Mar 2021
As observed before in this blog, few of Gartner’s ‘inventions’ have caught on as quickly as SASE – Secure Access Service Edge. From traditional firewall vendors to declared SASE specialists, ...
I’ve recently had the chance to revisit what is old – but more relevant than ever – stomping ground of mine, thanks to Kemp Technology’s recent acquisition of Flowmon, which gave the company some ...
Of all the regularly repeated “yeah right” claims within IT, “MPLS is dead” probably ranks highest (if not in Rome). Analyst prediction realties show that the managed MPLS market was valued at over ...
Among the many conversations I have with vendors and end users themselves – via various online events – one of the most common buzz phrases of the past few years that still recurs more than it ...
Some things in IT never change and one is exposing vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s armoury, not least as has recently been reported, Microsoft Exchange. Oh, how the hackers love Exchange… So, at the ...