Networks Generation
Recent Posts
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The New Norm Still Means The Old Norm When It Comes To Exchange Vulnerabilities
- Broadband Testing 10 Mar 2021 -
SASE in focus for enterprises in post-pandemic 2021
- Broadband Testing 10 Mar 2021 -
WFH: Creating A Change In Network Infrastructure
- Broadband Testing 10 Feb 2021
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 ...
Recently in this ‘ere blog I took off tangentially a couple of times from a recently published customer survey carried out by Cato Networks, itself at the epicentre of an IT pandemic known as SASE. ...
As promised in a recent blog focusing on Cato Networks’ recent customer survey results - “The 2021 Networking Survey The Future of Enterprise Networking and Security: Are You Ready For The Next ...
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Application modernisation cloud platform makes the impossible, possible
- Broadband Testing 25 Jan 2021 -
The Future of Enterprise Networking and Security
- Broadband Testing 20 Jan 2021 -
SASE – Does It Need Underpinning With A Global Private Backbone Network?
- Broadband Testing 17 Jan 2021 -
Cloud Application Acceleration
- Broadband Testing 06 Jan 2021 -
My Question Answered: Neteventing (not not eventing) In Cyberspace...
- Broadband Testing 21 Dec 2020 -
Why Security As A Service Makes Common Sense...
- Broadband Testing 20 Dec 2020 -
API, API, API, API (aye aye aye aye)
- Broadband Testing 08 Dec 2020
Around this time last year, I was in London to cover off an event on platform migration for Rimo3, which I duly covered in this blog back then. ...
If you’re going to ask a customer a question, ask them a proper one! You can’t get much bigger than looking at the future of enterprise networking and security, but that’s what a recent survey by ...
Previously, in this blog space we looked at cloud application acceleration and how it might finally kill off the wounded beast that never dies that is MPLS, and how SASE can be an underlying ...
First, we had WanOp, then we had “son of WanOp” AKA SD-WAN (and its much misunderstood – mainly by vendors – sibling, SDN) and then the cloud came along and, well, clouded the scenario somewhat. If ...
My fine friends at Netevents have continued to battle the global lockdown elements (and we now know in England that the words "lockdown" and "tier" mean the same thing - who would have guessed?) ...
Let us go back in time to 2019 – a time when we could actually attend IT events in a physical way. There I am, on the top level of a stand, having a coffee and scanning the hall, seeing “me too” ...
I very recently spoke at a webinar for a long-time client emanating from the artist formerly known as helpdesk market - Sunrise Software - on the increasing importance of APIs - usable ones, not ...
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Networking as a Service Beats Not Working as an Alternative...
- Broadband Testing 03 Dec 2020 -
Four Decades Of Ethernet!!!!
- Broadband Testing 16 Oct 2020 -
Picking Your Way Through The SASE Minefield
- Broadband Testing 02 Oct 2020 -
So – We Have The “New Normal” But Then IT Infrastructure’s Changing Anyway…
- Broadband Testing 28 Sep 2020 -
Trends in Multi-Cloud and Cloud Native Networking
- Broadband Testing 22 Sep 2020
So, we’ve had number of standalone elements emerge in recent years: cloud, SD-WAN, virtual anything and everything that- together – create what you could readily term a next generation network, as ...
It may be an anniversary that passed people by in the current bizarre climes, but "good old" Ethernet recently celebrated its 40th birthday. I don't think any vendors released a special 40Gbps ...
After the best part of two decades of gradual change in the world of the networking infrastructure, WiFi and mobile notwithstanding, the past few years have seen more upheaval than at any time ...
I was at an event in London at the beginning of the year – in the days when we were allowed to do that kind of thing – a platform migration event as it happens. One of the key takeaways from that ...
So, for once on this blog I thought I’d leave the “talking” to someone else or, more to the point, someone “elses”. My old mates at Netevents have soldiered on through this increasingly bizarre, ...