What Is Intent-Based Networking? Intent-based networking is a software-enabled automation process that uses high levels of intelligence, analytics, and orchestration to improve network operations and uptime. When operators describe the business outcomes they wish to accomplish, the network converts those objectives into the configuration necessary to achieve…
Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies are now changing the way we interact, whether that interaction be with systems or other humans. There are new demands on network resources which will inevitably change the way the telecoms providers view, manage and develop the network. Nowadays, everyone…
WI FI 6 The next generation of the Wi-Fi standard is Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, the latest step in a journey of nonstop innovation. The standard builds on the strengths of 802.11ac while adding efficiency, flexibility, and scalability that allows new and existing networks increased…
Why Sandboxing? Sandboxing is an effective way to improve your organization’s security, since it’s proactive and offers the highest possible threat detection rate. Read more about the benefits of sandboxing below. How Sandboxing Works Sandboxing works by keeping potentially malicious…
What is serverless computing? Serverless computing enables developers to build applications faster by eliminating the need for them to manage infrastructure. With serverless applications, the cloud service provider automatically provisions, scales, and manages the infrastructure required to run the code. In understanding the definition of serverless computing,…
What is FWaas(Firewall as a Service)? Much like a fire-resistant wall helps keep flames from spreading in a building, a firewall in a computer network (hardware, software or both) acts as a barrier to prevent unauthorized access to the network. It does this by proactively monitoring all incoming and outgoing traffic as well as applying…
What is containerization? Containerization is a form of virtualization where applications run in isolated user spaces, called containers, while using the same shared operating system (OS). A container is essentially a fully packaged and portable computing environment: Everything an application needs to run—its binaries, libraries, configuration files, and dependencies—is encapsulated and isolated in its container….
What Is MU-MIMO? “MIMO” stands for “Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output”, and it refers to the way bandwidth is broken up by a router and pushed to individual devices. Most modern routers use “SU-MIMO”, or “Single User, Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output”. With these routers, only one device can receive data at any given time. This means that if you have one person watching Netflix…
why we need a ztna architecture? Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is the technology that makes it possible to implement a Zero Trust security model. “Zero Trust” is an IT security model that assumes threats are present both inside and outside a network. Consequently, Zero Trust requires strict verification for every user and every device before authorizing…
What is UCaaS? UCaaS is short for Unified Communications as a Service. It blends internet-based phone and messaging into a full-featured communications platform. Companies adopt UCaaS to provide staff with collaboration tools to work anywhere. UCaaS solutions function across a user’s computer, desk phone, and smartphone. Let’s break it down even further. Unified Communications (UC) integrates…