Cisco's new network promises to protect against attacks hidden in encrypted data
But it's still signature-based
As many as half of all cyber-attacks are hidden in encrypted data
Cisco's new network, which it refers to as ‘intent-based', can detect threats through encryption, it claims. The company says that this is ‘one of the most significant breakthroughs in enterprise networking',...
More on Big Data and Analytics
From million-cluster deployments to the IoT: Rancher Labs' goals for Kubernetes
Rancher has big - and small - plans for the container orchestration platform
Microsoft to migrate Office 365 Personal and Home users to Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 will add new cloud-based features to Office 365 Personal and Home subscribers
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part six: testing
Testers have to be destroyers, argues Mark Wilson. But too often testers aren't trying too hard to bust the software. Rather, they are trying to show it working
Network operators across Europe have 'coped well' with additional traffic load amid coronavirus crisis
No glaring network congestion issues observed so far in Europe, according to the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications
DataStax's Cassandra Kubernetes operator reaches GA, aims to simplify deploying clusters at scale
Cassandra is an ideal data store for Kubernetes, company says
Back to Top
