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How to Choose the Most Suitable Network Technology for Your Company

CATO Networks

Business critical applications Important question to ask: where are your business critical applications located — in an in-house data center or in the cloud? As a result, networks need to adapt to the new requirements of the increased use of cloud applications. And here is where SD-WAN steps in.

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How SD-WANs Can Become Next Generation WAN Architectures

CATO Networks

While SD-WANs are a valuable first step towards evolving the wide area network , they only address a small part of the dissolved enterprise perimeter challenge. With information locked behind application silos, operational improvements, such as automation, becomes increasingly complex.

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Achieving NIS2 Compliance: Essential Steps for Companies 

CATO Networks

The first step towards NIS2 compliance is to thoroughly understand the scope of the directive and its applicability to your organization. Establish a Security Governance Framework Develop a robust security governance framework that outlines the roles, responsibilities, and processes necessary to achieve and maintain NIS2 compliance.

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Common Ground for CIOs and CISOs

Kentik

For CIOs, the focus is on operational issues such as network and application performance, uptime, and workflows. At the intersection of CIO and CISO issues and concerns is the network and its underlying infrastructure. For CISOs, the stress is about malware, access control, and data exfiltration.

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The Promise and Peril of SD-WANs

CATO Networks

Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WANs) promised to address the high costs, rigidity and limitations of private MPLS services. As managed services, MPLS services are backed with service level agreements (SLAs) governing downtime, latency, packet loss, time to repair, and more. SD-WANs automate these and other steps.

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Security + Network As a Service: the Better SD-WAN

CATO Networks

Weve been discussing the impact the dissolving perimeter has had on networking and IT. The Internet Limits Peak Performance Applications remain constrained by Internet performance. The brownouts and unpredictability of Internet connections will continue to disrupt applications. And wed like our networks to be inherently secure.

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The Carrier Cloud Needs a New Fabric, Not a Patched Cloth

CATO Networks

With MPLS revenue streams at risk, the carriers are pursuing a two-prong strategy: augmenting MPLS with Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) and adding value-add services to the core network with Network Function Virtualization (NFV). We call this the Network Function Cloudification (NFCL) fabric.

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