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Integrate cloud and on-premises applications to achieve low latency, strengthen security and meet throughput objectives—without sacrificing flexibility. In this short Tech Talk, we'll explore how Equinix and AT&T Business help customers achieve hybrid multicloud deployments, while: • Extending cloud security postures • Lowering network latency •Improving user experiences •Optimizing network costs Speakers: Chris Porell, Principal Consultant, AT&T Enterprise Solution Consulting Chris has 25+ years as a technology professional serving various industries including manufacturing and logistics, human resources, financial services and IT outsourcing. In his current role, he collaborates with customers in all market segments on strategic services for AT&T's SD-WAN, cloud and IoT portfolios. Erik Hensarling, Global Solutions Architect for North America, Equinix Erik has been a Cloud and Networking specialist for almost 15 years. As a Solutions Architect at Equinix, he assists enterprises in planning their hybrid connectivity and data center strategy. His areas of expertise are hybrid cloud networking, enterprise architecture and planning, as well as cloud compute and storage architecture.

Many companies are trying to make a difficult decision: Stay on-premises or migrate to the cloud. Fortunately, there are alternatives that allow organizations to get the best of both worlds. Meet Cloud Adjacent, the new on-prem, and join industry experts from Equinix, Oracle and NI as they discuss how digital leaders use interconnected clouds and networks in a distributed hybrid cloud core. Learn more about optimizing network and cloud access, placement of data, and dedicated compute - all in a cloud-like consumption model.

Enterprise networks are experiencing a deluge of highly sophisticated threats from motivated attackers. Cloud computing, remote working, and traffic encryption expand the attack surface while making threats harder to detect. Addressing security gaps requires total visibility and a proactive approach to finding threats. This presentation will explore how OpenText Network Detection and Response (NDR) empowers security operations professionals in fast-evolving infrastructures.

Intel has been working with partners and with open source communities to address barriers to commercial containers-networking adoption and to deliver consumable capabilities concerning configuration, manageability, performance, service-assurance, and resilience. The container bare metal experience kits are a set of collateral introducing the newly developed open sourced consumable capabilities. The collection of all the container bare metal experience kits creates a library of best practice guidelines to address containers-bare-metal networking development and deploy-ability gaps. It includes a variety of documents and demonstrations targeting developers, product leads, and a sales and marketing audience. In this talk, you will learn about the networking technologies delivered by Intel and partners, the experience kits that support these technologies and where you can go to download the collateral to support you.

Ensuring secure access into cloud infrastructure is the best defence for cloud computing. Modern cloud services must accommodate any-any connectivity amongst a wide range of devices, applications and third parties across the Internet and other communication channels. Network encryption provides essential intrinsic protection for cloud services and is mandated in many laws and regulations. Today’s network encryption devices must handle intensive encryption algorithms, operate across a diverse range of cloud architectures and connectivity and be future proof against emerging threats. In this session Stan Mesceda and Julian Fay will discuss the importance of providing encrypted network access into cloud environments and give strategies for managing the security of cloud environments today and into the future using the Thales HSE product family.

Kick off SASE week with Netskope CEO, Sanjay Beri for his insights on why hybrid work needs a better network.

As cloud-based infrastructure becomes more prevalent, data traffic will rise, and the volume of devices and endpoints will increase exponentially. However, problems arise when legacy networks don’t have the agility to scale quickly or cost-effectively. In this session we will: - Examine how and why businesses need to modernize their network architecture to deal with unpredictability and adjust to sudden market shifts - Provide real world examples of how other companies are updating their infrastructures for greater agility, security and performance

The wide usage of Cloud Computing has hastened the convergence of Internet and Cloud Technologies. Increase in demand of ‘Everything-as-a-Service’ are creating tremendous pressure on conventional hardware based service gateways, that are finding it difficult to meet the demands of cloud scaling and convergence of services delivery. Additionally with the proliferation of OTT players, Telcos and DTH providers are feeling the heat of diminishing services revenues calling for  solutions that could enable commercially viable service innovation and accelerate consumer adoption. Increasing demand on service personalization and consistent multi-device experience is accelerating the demand on providers to seek ways to converge their disparate Access networks to meet this demand while staying profitable. This is only possible through extensive multi-dimension insight into the customers network and the ability to dynamically program the network as per user experience. In this webinar, we intend to share a few key factors that we believe could  positively influence this seamless digital transformation like :   · How effectively can access/edge convergence help in orchestrating service delivery and creating uniform user experience · How can Telcos and OTTs co exist without impacting their revenue plans  · How can DTH providers who are also ISPs make use of edge convergence and attain best of both worlds · How could 5G be really about converged, interworking networks than today’s “little bigger 4G" · How could Network slicing be made more realistic for MSOs and VNOs · How could today’s pseudo SD-WAN deployments by Telcos be made more realistic · How we make use of Intel’s NEV stack to implement edge convergence gateway.

The rise of multi-cloud environments presents unprecedented opportunities for businesses to leverage the best features and services from different cloud providers. This talk will explore the multifaceted landscape of multi-cloud networking, highlighting the vast potential it offers for enhanced performance, cost optimization, and operational resilience. Join us to delve into the strategic considerations and technical solutions that can help your organization navigate the complexities of multi-cloud networking, maximizing its potential while mitigating its challenges. Key takeaways: - Opportunities: Multi-cloud strategies enable organizations to avoid vendor lock-in, optimize workloads across different cloud platforms, and enhance service availability. By integrating multiple clouds, businesses can tailor their infrastructure to specific needs, achieving greater agility and scalability. Furthermore, multi-cloud deployments can enhance data sovereignty and compliance by distributing data across various jurisdictions. - Challenges: Despite its benefits, multi-cloud networking introduces significant complexity. Key challenges include ensuring seamless interoperability between different cloud services, managing increased security risks, and maintaining consistent network performance. - Solutions: These include leveraging automation tools for orchestration and management, adopting robust security frameworks, and utilizing unified monitoring platforms to gain comprehensive visibility across all clouds. Additionally, the talk will cover strategies for optimizing network architecture to ensure high performance and reliability, and methods for effective cost control.

The pandemic set off a major shift in the way banking is done, signaling a rapid uptick in digital transactions and virtual customer services. In a short time, consumers have shown a preference for these streamlined experiences, with fewer in-person interactions and an array of digital options. The pace of banking is accelerating elsewhere, with instant financial transactions, faster delivery of capital through lending platforms, vast reductions in paperwork, and virtual financial management. As the financial services customer experience continues to shift, organizations need to position their networks to better power it. Underlying new CX must be robust infrastructure, connectivity, and security that enable seamless operations regardless of external circumstances. Using SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network), wireless, managed network services, and more can position FinServ organizations for success in the long haul. In this webinar, we’ll discuss the ways which networks and technology can be enhanced to meet challenges of the ever-evolving financial services customer experience. Key takeaways will include: •changes and innovations in the FinServ customer experience, including new technologies and engagement platforms; •the need to be proactive in security efforts, incorporating a security-first strategy that includes AI and Machine Learning and other technologies to proactively counteract cybercriminals and thwart fraud; and •the key technologies—such as SD-WAN—that underpin resilient FinServ networks and optimize the customer experience now and in the long term. Our panelists: •Thomas Sweeney, Executive Director, Strategic Client Group, Comcast Business. •Larry K. Williams, President & CEO, Technology Association of Georgia (TAG).