Enterprises have been slowly moving away from IPv4 and toward IPv6, but the process might be speeded up because adopting IPv6 has advantages for the booming business of networking the internet of things.
The IETF has standardized DNS over HTTPS (DOH), which encrypts DNS queries so eavesdroppers can’t tell what sites users connect to.
The upside can be better performance and resiliency with a down side of dire business impact if the DNS service provider suffers a catastrophic outage.
Here’s how and why to remove default routes that lead to the internet and instead configure outbound proxies to better insure security.
A step-by-step approach to full-scale adoption of IPv6 in the enterprise
IPv6 can be simpler and more efficient that IPv4
Optimizations to the original TCP, UDP and Internet protocols that improve performance
Software-defined WANs can save money and improve network performance.
Learning to securely develop and use cloud services
IPv4 Address Cupboards are Bare in North America.
