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Hybrid and multicloud architectures give IT, network, and cybersecurity personnel the capabilities to manage applications and assets on premises, in a cloud, or in multiple clouds. As organizations seek a
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It’s All About Risk Earlier this spring I decided to take an in-depth look at the best-practice networking security known as the virtual DMZ, which is essentially a data
Read More >Should early-stage startups pursue a single-cloud, multicloud or on-prem strategy when just starting out? Well, the simple answer to that question is just one cloud, but in the wake of
Read More >Teamwork makes the dream work, and according to Aviatrix, the era of virtualization is no different: the cloud needs community. The company’s new online collaboration platform, The Cloud Network, aims
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According to a recent report by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), “Multicloud Networking: Connecting and Securing the Future,” which surveyed 350+ IT stakeholders who work in multicloud enterprises, 88% of enterprises
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As businesses increasingly rely on cloud technologies, they choose platforms that are best for their specific needs irrespective of the cloud provider – often resulting in using two or more
Read More >TechTarget’s survey of IT professionals underlines the continued importance of security and cloud initiatives, as well as increased interest in data management and governance.
Read More >In the “Making sense of multi-cloud” panel, participants Bryan Ashley, VP of product management at Aviatrix, Nathan Jones, senior cloud architect at Brink’s, and Nadeem Uraizee, senior director of strategic
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Network engineers are masters of transition. We’ve been part of the technology journey from the beginning, and we’ve never been more important to the business than we are right now.
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I recently reviewed one of our recent sales engagements with a F500 digital services company based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Of course, networking and security in cloud emerged
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