Search Results for: network

In 2018 the global IoT market in healthcare was valued at $147 billion and projected to expand to $534 billion in 2025 – nearly a 20% CAGR. New, networked biomedical devices such as bedside monitors, infusion pumps, and EKG machines are delivering widespread transformation. As healthcare organizations deploy these non-traditional networked devices, they face new challenges of how to codify and control the behavior, performance, and security of these devices. In order to maximize the value of IoT, healthcare companies will need to overcome these obstacles. Successful initiatives will address operational assurance over the lifecycle of IoT devices to help address business objectives: better patient care and improved clinician efficiency. Register for this webinar to hear from experts from GE Healthcare and Nyansa, now part of VMware on how they are delivering better solutions for better patient care.

Join Micro Focus Network Operations Management (NOM) product leaders for an enlightening overview of new capabilities in the 2021.05 release. We’ll cover our new OPTIC Platform, REST-based monitoring, and updates to NOM Express. We’ll also demonstrate some of the recent innovations in NOM.

In a time when workers and mission-critical enterprise applications can be anywhere, there’s a need to simplify the management of IT systems. In this webinar, guest speaker Brandon Butler from IDC joins Mike Lindsay and Jonathan Gilad from Cisco to discuss how a network platform approach is imperative for IT simplification and business agility.

* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Mavenir and Intel have been working closely for over 5 years building a relationship forged with the concepts of breaking away from legacy and proprietary hardware centric products, providing simple flexible OpenRAN cellular based solutions for private networks. For Consumers, Enterprises, and demands of Industry 4.0, Mavenir’s disruptive approach and easy deployment options accelerates the availability for all sectors of the market to transform their businesses with the security, trust, reliability, and quality expected from any carrier-class solution bringing the world directly to you. Presenters: - Aniruddho Basu , SVP and GM Emerging Business, Mavenir - Caroline Chan, VP Data Platforms Group, GM Network Business Incubator Division, Intel - Moderator: Richard Piper, Account Executive, Sales Channel Scale Partners, Intel

“Gaining complete visibility into the network is like lighting up the whole street. When it comes to implementing Zero Trust, this is the best place to start”. -- John Kindervag, Creator of Zero Trust As organizations come to terms with the complexity of designing and implementing Zero Trust policies, procedures and the technologies required to support them, they realize the importance of having visibility into everything that’s happening on the network. This need for visibility is also recognized in the latest iterations of the CISA and DoD Zero Trust models. Gigamon is the visibility foundation for many of today’s most demanding Zero Trust implementations. Join Michael Dickman, Chief Product Officer at Gigamon, to discuss key, real-world Zero Trust issues including: What are the key visibility attributes needed for Zero Trust success? Do logs provide the visibility you need? How do you verify and establish trust in your Zero Trust implementation?

“Gaining complete visibility into the network is like lighting up the whole street. When it comes to implementing Zero Trust, this is the best place to start”. -- John Kindervag, Creator of Zero Trust As organizations come to terms with the complexity of designing and implementing Zero Trust policies, procedures and the technologies required to support them, they realize the importance of having visibility into everything that’s happening on the network. This need for visibility is also recognized in the latest iterations of the CISA and DoD Zero Trust models. Gigamon is the visibility foundation for many of today’s most demanding Zero Trust implementations. Join Michael Dickman, Chief Product Officer at Gigamon, to discuss key, real-world Zero Trust issues including: What are the key visibility attributes needed for Zero Trust success? Do logs provide the visibility you need? How do you verify and establish trust in your Zero Trust implementation?

“Gaining complete visibility into the network is like lighting up the whole street. When it comes to implementing Zero Trust, this is the best place to start”. -- John Kindervag, Creator of Zero Trust As organizations come to terms with the complexity of designing and implementing Zero Trust policies, procedures and the technologies required to support them, they realize the importance of having visibility into everything that’s happening on the network. This need for visibility is also recognized in the latest iterations of the CISA and DoD Zero Trust models. Gigamon is the visibility foundation for many of today’s most demanding Zero Trust implementations. Join Michael Dickman, Chief Product Officer at Gigamon, to discuss key, real-world Zero Trust issues including: What are the key visibility attributes needed for Zero Trust success? Do logs provide the visibility you need? How do you verify and establish trust in your Zero Trust implementation?

Since 2020, the shift to remote and hybrid working models - and newly distributed employees accessing data from distributed locations - has opened up a need for more stringent and secure network access security models. This is balanced with the need for remote employees to have access to reliable, low-latency access and connectivity to cloud and data center applications. So what’s the solution? Join this session to learn more about: • Best practices for implementing SD-WAN, SASE and ZTNA • Understanding the SD-WAN and SASE ecosystem • How to keep corporate data safe across your network • The future of secure access models, and what to expect over the next 12 months Moderated by: Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Panelists include: Mark Mariani, Senior Product Marketing Manager, BlackBerry Nigel Thompson, Vice President, Solutions Marketing, BlackBerry Heather Paunet, SVP of Products, Untangle

“Gaining complete visibility into the network is like lighting up the whole street. When it comes to implementing Zero Trust, this is the best place to start”. -- John Kindervag, Creator of Zero Trust As organizations come to terms with the complexity of designing and implementing Zero Trust policies, procedures and the technologies required to support them, they realize the importance of having visibility into everything that’s happening on the network. This need for visibility is also recognized in the latest iterations of the CISA and DoD Zero Trust models. Gigamon is the visibility foundation for many of today’s most demanding Zero Trust implementations. Join Michael Dickman, Chief Product Officer at Gigamon, to discuss key, real-world Zero Trust issues including: What are the key visibility attributes needed for Zero Trust success? Do logs provide the visibility you need? How do you verify and establish trust in your Zero Trust implementation?

SD-WAN is a game-changer for digital transformation and an enabler for using cloud services. Organisations adopting SD-WAN often begin their transformation with a gradual switch to internet access circuits, typically as their MPLS circuits contracts expire. But as soon as you implement the first internet access circuit at one of your sites, your organisation’s security posture changes. Join us for our upcoming webinar as we discuss the impact SD-WAN has on network security and how you can ensure your organisation stays secure through its digital transformation. On the webinar, we'll explore the key questions, priorities and considerations around an organisation's network, and its security, that IT decision-makers should be conscious of when undergoing a digital transformation. This is an SD-WAN webinar hosted by Mark Cooke, Xalient's Chief Operating Officer, with presenters Stephen Amstutz, Head of Technical Strategy and Stephen Smithers, Principal Consultant.