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eWEEK DATA POINTS: DNS (domain name system) can be an attractive target for attackers. Like the security of any other business-critical service, enterprises should take steps to secure the availability and integrity of their DNS deployments.
PRODUCT REVIEW & ANALYSIS: Solving mobile connectivity and security issues has become a lot easier, thanks to NetMotion’s Operational Intelligence platform.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The attacks using the Ryuk ransomware, apparently from North Korea, require the best of best practices, and that means understanding why they take place and how to prepare. If you’re attacked by someone using Ryuk, it’s going to be very expensive.
PREDICTIONS 2019: Despite the fact that 5G won't be widespread until later in 2019, networking experts are quite willing to offer their own predictions of exactly how this fact new connectivity will impact consumers, enterprises and investors in the next 12 months.
PREDICTIONS 2019: Intelligent automation is the next phase in automation, focused on management, scale and integration of people and machines. Here are some predictions for this sector for 2019.
iovation, which insists upon using lower-case "i" at the beginning of its name, offers a suite of authentication and fraud detection solutions that help businesses secure their networks with advanced authentication and fraud prevention services.
VIDEODAILY VIDEO: The FCC investigates wireless coverage cheating by telecom carriers, and IBM and Nvidia partner on a converged system for AI workloads.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Feds put a large Mobility Fund grant on hold to investigate a rules violation by a major wireless carrier, which might not be telling the truth on how far its network reaches.
The company announces its initial lineup of disaggregated network switches, which can run either Lenovo's own CNOS operating system or Cumulus Linux.
DAILY VIDEO: The ONAP Casablanca release is helping pave the way to 5G, and Censys will expand internet scanning for threat hunting.
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The Snapdragon 855 will begin appearing in smartphones and other mobile devices as service providers roll out 5G networks next year.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Net Neutrality Ends Up Back in Court
DAILY VIDEO: Net neutrality has its day in court, and Azure API Management gets preview support for OpenAPI Specification v3.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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