Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
MadIoT attacks cause blackouts with an IoT botnet of compromised appliances.
Battery and power issues could slow the spread of the Internet of Things. Here’s a list of the capabilities IoT batteries need to make sure that doesn’t happen.
From security issues to skills shortages, these are the most important Internet of Things things to look for in the new year.
Containers are coming, and network professionals need to switch to telemetry-based management tools.
DNS & ISN encryption are likely to present numerous problems to the network operations, optimization and SD-WAN vendors.
Netsurion combines networking, security and compliance in one solution delivered from the cloud, reducing the need for point solutions and simplifying network and security operations.
Figuring out how to move data to a backup facility, in what form and deciding where that facility should be means balancing cost, risk level, how fast you want to recover lost data and how much data you can afford to lose.
Enterprises can’t make money on new IoT services unless they can capture data from and bill their customers for those services. There are 5 capabilities that enterprises require in their IoT monetization solutions.
Thanks to the efforts of Sylabs, open-source containers are starting to focus on high-performance computing—providing new ways of working for enterprise IT organizations.
With complex new computing workloads becoming the norm, and Moore's Law approaching its limit, it's time to rethink how we create computer processors.
The Cisco 2960-XR switches deliver enhanced application visibility, network reliability, and network resiliency, which continue to make it a great networking choice.
SD-WAN matures, moving out of the early-adopter phase and into the mainstream. That means big changes ahead for the market.
Well-funded startups are streamlining data centers with products such as software-defined servers and software-defined block storage, as well as providing multi-cloud application support and data as a service.
Developments in cloud services, security, containers, and white-box switches can make a positive impact for SDDNCs in the coming year.
What will 2019 hold for data centers and the cloud, both public and private? Here are our educated guesses.
Faster, more versatile and secure, Linux gets better every year. Let's take a look at some of the highlights expected in 2019.
Enterprises rely on 3 types of IoT analytics from their selected IoT platforms. By testing multiple IoT platforms, an enterprise can identify best-in-class analytics capabilities.
A fresh approach to secondary storage is required to solve the growing mass data fragmentation (MDF) problem.
New last-mile management services eliminate key challenge to SD-WAN deployment.
When it comes to storage technology, tape and disk have their advantages and shortcomings, but disk has won because, in a nutshell, tape is fast, but disk is quick.
Let's face it: VPNs are no longer in vogue. Users do not want to spend the time setting them up, and network admins are increasingly moving to a zero-trust model, which ensures a high level of security while empowering users to work from anywhere.
The IETF has standardized DNS over HTTPS (DOH), which encrypts DNS queries so eavesdroppers can’t tell what sites users connect to.
Investments in IoT security can have significant positive business implications, a recent survey from DigiCert finds.
Combine the IoT, voice commands and machines, and you’re creating a potentially disastrous recipe of unintended consequences.
It’s going to take a while to achieve intent-based modern networks, but tools such as Itential’s Intelligent Network Automation solution can help you start the journey.
Networking and server equipment are among those affected by the U.S. tariffs on China, causing OEMs to increase their prices. There are ways, though, to offset the increases.
Mission critical cloud applications require sharp elbows.
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