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Advanced Secure Networks and artificial intelligence (AI) are two of the most transformative technologies of our time. As we stand on the brink of a new era in computing and data processing, there is opportunity to leverage these technologies together to complement both in powerful innovative ways. In this webinar, Keith Kenemer, Research Software Engineer at Aliro Quantum, takes us on a high-level exploration of how using entanglement-based Advanced Secure Networks and AI together can enhance both technologies' capabilities and applications. This webinar covers: - An overview of the foundations of AI and ML - Highlights of Quantum AI and ML models -Some specific synergistic applications of combining AI + Entanglement-based technology Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement Advanced Secure Networking today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the rapidly changing future.

As companies continue expanding cloud services and remote workforces, the very nature of networks used to support financial services companies is dramatically changing. Guest Dan Myers joins Nemertes' Jerald Murphy to discuss best practices on optimizing terms for your updated networking services. FinServ Tech Oracles – a weekly video series for FinServ technologists. We talk about the latest technology trends that affect financial services firms (in our best imitation of the Oracles of Delphi…) Brought to you by Nemertes.

Join Christopher Hardwick from Network Rail as he shares his experience with LeanIX. He'll cover why they chose LeanIX, what insights they've gained, and their plans for the future. Why use LeanIX EA? Discover why Network Rail selected LeanIX EA and the outcomes that they were seeking to achieve. Their Journey and Key Benefits: Hear about our journey with LeanIX, key learnings during implementation and adoption, and the benefits that we are now realising. Their Future Plans: Hear about our future plans and use-cases to maximise the value and adoption of LeanIX across the wider organisation.

“Strong observability in today’s complex environments are a necessity, and the network and cloud observability market and vendors are continuing to evolve to support new technologies and business-critical applications,” Harsha K, author of the recent Quadrant Knowledge Solutions research report SPARK Matrix™: Network Observability, 2024. Join Harsha K and Eileen Haggerty, AVP, NETSCOUT, for an in-depth discussion on how top enterprises are navigating the observability landscape. The webinar will cover: 1. The latest Observability technology trends: AI/ML for advanced analytics, feature extraction, end-to-end performance visibility, and user-friendly interfaces. 2. Key market drivers: Compliance, digital transformation, and ensuring optimal user experience. 3. Key technology differentiators: AI-powered automation, a cloud-native approach, multidimensional threat correlation, and future-proof investments. 4. Best Practices for organizations using Observability Solutions to drive business results. As a recognized leader in the SPARK Matrix™ Network Observability 2024, NETSCOUT's service assurance solutions help enterprises optimize network performance, proactively resolve issues, and deliver exceptional end-user experiences.

Have your say on further updates to a standard and transparent methodology tool used by all GB distribution network operators (DNOs) to make decisions on potential flexibility solutions. ENA’s world leading Open Networks programme is hosting a webinar on 8 March 2022 at 2pm which will initiate the start of the consultation period on the next updates to the tool, with the closing date on Friday 8 April 2022 at 5pm. Hear from the product leads about these updates and share your thoughts and feedback. Speakers: Simon Brooke, ED2 DSO Business Plan lead, Electricity North West Chris P. Collins, Senior Manager, Baringa Partners More information • ENA’s world leading Open Networks programme developed the Common Evaluation Methodology (CEM) in 2020 for evaluating flexibility services against network reinforcement to assess the merits of deferring or avoiding the reinforcement. A modelling Tool was created, using the methodology, and the DNOs started using the CEM Tool for evaluating flexibility services tenders from April 2021. • The CEM and Tool was further revised in December 2021, following stakeholder feedback, incorporating two more areas of development for 1) Carbon Impact Assessment and 2) Option valuation. • Further methods have been identified as potential approaches to valuing optionality of flexibility services. The Open Networks team are seeking feedback from stakeholders on the current changes to the CEM and Tool and particularly the merits of taking forward into development one of these methods for valuing optionality. Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partners once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with the partner, please email harry.matyjaszek@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar.

The entire telecom industry is going through a dramatic change that can be only compared to the change that Data Centers went through in the 2000s; all driven by Moore’s law. This is driving the need to move from costly, proprietary solutions to COTS and Open-based ones, and create a broader vendor supply chain. Vodafone recently noted that “the global supply of telecom network equipment has become concentrated in a small handful of companies over the past few years. More choice of suppliers will safeguard the delivery of services to all mobile customers, increase flexibility and innovation and, crucially, can help address some of the cost challenges that are holding back the delivery of internet services globally. In this webinar, Parallel Wireless speakers will discuss how the cloud-native and software-based Parallel Wireless OpenRAN approach across ALL G significantly improves network economics by converging ‘ALL G’, including 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, on to one unified software platform that is easy to manage. We will showcase how this eliminates the need for operators to maintain siloed legacy networks dedicated to just one G service resulting in up to 60% OPEX cost reduction to maintain networks. This approach allows MNOs to modernize legacy networks for cost reduction and is essential to reduce the complexity and integration expense of rolling out multi-vendor 5G systems. We will go in more detailed in different types of Intel-based OpenRAN (integrated and split) and supported coverage and capacity use cases. We will close the session off with some real-life deployments of OpenRAN by Parallel Wireless across the globe from Vodafone, Telefonica, MTN, Etisalat, Zain and CCA members in the US.

Threats, network complexity, and inefficient tools — all of these factors drive the need for a new approach to network security. With more mobile devices, more cloud access, and a wide assortment of point tools, it’s hard for organizations to get a handle on threats and respond quickly. If you’re frustrated with endless alerts and inconsistent policy enforcement, you might wonder if there’s a more efficient way to secure users. Join us to find out why more than 90% of organizations are fed up with managing multiple tools and are looking to migrate security to the cloud during their next hardware refresh cycle.

The shift to remote work meant Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for everybody. But these tools reduce performance and make it difficult to give contractors or users on unmanaged devices access to private applications. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) enables organizations to replace VPNs for accessing business applications in private data centers and private clouds. It offers Zero Trust access control, inline threat protection and DLP - all built in. Join us for a demo of ZTNA, led by Nate Springer, Director, Platform Solutions Engineering at Forcepoint.

Data center network engineers play a big part in an organization’s success. From making precise changes, bringing up new services to the market, and support evolving business strategies. This webinar will share the 7 habits that help network engineers thrive in ever-changing environments, and specific tools that can help you put these habits into work. 1. Design for business outcomes 2. Automate for reliability and repeatability 3. Learn once, use often 4. Pick the right equipment 5. Validate as you go 6. Be proactive, not reactive 7. Document your work

Network observability is a hot topic for many reasons: today’s distributed nature of work, hybrid cloud environments (including containers), and the evolving connectivity infrastructure, to name a few. Join industry experts Will Townsend from Moor Insights & Strategy and Michael Dickman from Gigamon as they discuss what network observability is all about, why it's crucial in today's cloud-centric landscape, and developments that could impact you in 2024. This session promises to be a game-changer, equipping you with the insights and strategies you need to secure your digital future and stay a step ahead of your competitors. Here is a sneak peek at what you can expect: • Learn how network observability directly impacts your security strategy, from implementing Zero Trust principles to ensuring application responsiveness and infrastructure resiliency • Gain insights into achieving visibility into encrypted traffic, including TLS 1.3, and staying compliant with evolving regulations • Get the inside scoop on industry shifts, like the Cisco / Splunk acquisition, so you can better prepare