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Top 11 Women in Enterprise Networking

CATO Networks

The tech sector, however, has certainly had outstanding female leaders – pioneers in technology largely forgotten – including Ada Lovelace , a very early computer programmer who lived from 1812-1852, and Joan Clarke , a mathematician from the early twentieth century who worked alongside Alan Turing.

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Why Schools Need a Network Firewall

Akins IT

The Increasing Cybersecurity Risks for Schools and How to Overcome Them As schools adopt new learning initiatives such as online learning, cloud based systems, and integrate mobile and IoT devices into their networks, cybersecurity risks are also increasing.

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PhoenixNAP: How Network Visibility Enhances Security of Multi-Tenant Environments

Kentik

Modern enterprise networks are becoming more dynamic and complex, which poses significant challenges for today’s information technology leaders. As more workloads move to the cloud and access networks become more open, ensuring security and stability becomes a more demanding task. The Anatomy of a Multi-Tenant Network.

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Intel’s Future is Murky – CEO Gelsinger Abruptly Retires

Global Data

Two groups of people who are disinclined to think in terms of years were the most vocal critics, i.e., Wall Street financial types and technologists who work in anything but silicon development and manufacturing. At the end it may all be about the financial numbers it may be too late to save Intel in the eyes of Wall Street.

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What Should Local Governments Do in the Event of a Security Breach

Akins IT

According to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, most hackers use stolen data for financial gain. In the report, ShinyHunters, a famous cybercriminal gang, sold personal information of roughly 70 million clients of AT&T with the starting price of $200,000. What can criminals do with the data they steal?