Michael Cooney is a journalist for Network World, with his work also appearing in various publications such as Tipperary Live, Reseller News NZ, ARN - Channel News, The Compass, and Inside Golf Magazine - Australia. His articles focus on a range of topics including networking technology, enterprise AI adoption, secure Wi-Fi, container networking, and more.
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By: Michael Cooney
Arista Networks is bolstering a key part of its security software with new features that help customers reduce the blast radius of security breaches by setting up “microperimeters” to restrict lateral movement in campus and data center networks.
Updates include security scanning and penetration testing capabilities for web applications, as well as a new container-based web application firewall.
By: Michael Cooney
The latest investment round is led by Corelight's first capital investor, Accel, with additional funding from Cisco Investments and CrowdStrike Falcon Fund. The new funding will enable Corelight to further develop its technology, which transforms network and cloud activity as well as packet capture into evidence that security teams use to proactively hunt for threats, accelerate response to incidents, gain network visibility and create powerful analytics results, according to the startup.
Palo Alto Networks has extended its Prisma SASE (secure access service edge) package to better secure managed and unmanaged devices and bolster the speed and protection of distributed enterprise applications.
Cisco and Red Hat will demo new network product integrations and introduce AI validated designs at the upcoming Red Hat Summit 2024. Integrating Cisco ACI and Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform can provide a secure, programmable network infrastructure that eliminates bottlenecks between OpenShift workloads and the rest of the infrastructure, the vendors say.
At RSA Conference 2024, Cisco announced plans to integrate its XDR platform and Splunk's SIEM, bolster its Hypershield AI-native security architecture, and add to its Duo access-protection software.
Cisco pads cloud-native security platform Panoptica with features that help customers protect containerized, microservice applications.
HPE Aruba continues to steep its management software with AI features, now by adding network security controls to help IT teams protect AI assets such as large language models from unmanaged device access.
The Power S1012 server can be deployed in edge computing sites so IT teams can run AI inferencing workloads at the point of data and cut back on data transfers.
A new virtual appliance for Cisco's AppDynamics observability platform will give enterprise customers more deployment options as well as AI-driven capabilities for anomaly detection and root cause analysis, application security, and SAP monitoring.
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