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Network as a Service (NaaS) has grown in popularity with IT teams. A model in which organizations pay one monthly fee to a vendor for the management of hardware, software, and operations is proving to be a reliable, more secure, and resource-liberating option. In this webinar, you’ll hear from Jim Frey, Principal Analyst, Networking, Enterprise Strategy Group and Sean Rose, Head of Product, Meter, as they discuss how NaaS has become a positive transformational decision for IT teams. Join us in this session to learn: 1. Why NaaS is surging as a trend in 2024 2. The pros & cons of NaaS vs. a traditional network 3. How NaaS could make sense for your organization

As automation becomes more pervasive in organizations, users are starting to recognize the impact that automation can make in saving time and money as well as improving accuracy. Due to this, automation use cases are evolving from simple changes to more complex operations. However, the challenges most organizations face is how to utilize their automation tools to be as effective in automating complex, multi-domain use cases as they were in automating simple changes. This is becoming clear in scenarios where the number of devices and controllers within most organizations is skyrocketing, such as SD-WAN or Mobile Edge Compute (MEC). With the growth of these technologies, and others such as SDN, NFV, and orchestration – organizations have deployed a wide variety of systems, controllers, and functions to interact with the network. While it may be possible to connect to all of these systems, the problem becomes how to organize and manage the data from these systems so that users (humans) and other systems (machines) can interact with the network in ways that are simple, predictable, and repeatable. This is why data integration, transformation, and federation are crucial components for scaling network automation. Without federation, the NetOps team must contend with a growing and massive disorganized list of elements. Instead of focusing on how to automate network changes, organizations must have a reliable method of how to connect and manage data with simplified access that enables automation for everyone. In this webinar, we will explore how the Itential Automation Platform provides: • A way to address the challenges of complex, multi-domain networks with an API first approach. • Comprehensive transformation and federation capabilities that allows for a unified and abstracted view across your networks as a distributed source of truth. • Low-Code automation studio for simplifying automation and enabling the largest participation possible across your organization.

COVID has made VPNs inadequate to address the growing threat landscape of allowing a work-from-anywhere environment and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) has emerged as the solution to protect users and devices. But as more people start returning to the office, organizations need to take a deeper look into what makes a strong Zero Trust Network Access solution by not only it’s feature set but it’s interoperability. Join Dogu Narin, Head of Product Management with Versa Networks, as he explains what are the tenets that make a strong ZTNA solution, what threats and vulnerabilities can be mitigated, what basic integration requirements are necessary, and what benefits you can achieve. In this webinar you will: -Understand how both the “work-from-anywhere" and “return-to-office" offer unique challenges -Learn the core tenets that organizations should follow to ensure they implement strong ZTNA -Watch a live demo of how Zero Trust Network Access can provide secured, private access to any resource on-premises or in the cloud

Public sector agencies face many challenges ahead in the push to adopt multi-cloud networking. The top challenges for public sector agencies include maintaining reliability when managing workloads across different cloud providers and providing a secure interconnection of workloads hosted across multiple providers — as highlighted in Cloud Smart for federal and Secure Cloud Computing Architecture (SCCA) for DoD. In this webinar, you'll discover the latest multi-cloud networking trends and challenges in the public sector. You’ll also learn how to mitigate performance and security risks — including recommendations on federal IT modernization for prioritizing data-level protections and fully leveraging modern virtualized technologies. In this webinar, you’ll learn: - Keys to simplifying complexity within multi-cloud networking - Why a private global network is important to public sector agencies - Future visions around a virtual distributed cloud architecture

Dell EMC NetWorker Advantage – Innovation to maximize your investment and plan for the future In this session, learn about the latest innovations including centralized monitoring and reporting of backups and protection storage, protecting VMware, Hyper-V and business critical applications. We will explore how these latest innovations can maximize your NetWorker deployments and prepare for next-generation data management.

As businesses in the Asia Pacific region strive for growth in the ever-evolving digital landscape, having a cutting-edge, secure, and efficient networking solution is crucial. Join our exclusive and captivating webinar as we introduce Sangfor Access, our state-of-the-art SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) solution, designed to propel your organization's growth while addressing the unique challenges faced in this dynamic region. Discover how Sangfor Access ingeniously combines advanced SD-WAN capabilities with best-in-class network security services, offering a powerful and dependable solution for accessing cloud services and applications. Delve into our cloud-native hyper scale architecture, unparalleled network and user visibility, real-time threat prevention, and simplified central management that makes Sangfor Access the key to unlocking your business's potential. Hear from our industry experts and explore intriguing real-world use cases, including hybrid working, SD-WAN, cross-border traffic acceleration, and threat prevention, to understand how Sangfor Access can revolutionize your organization's network security and management, empowering you to achieve exponential growth. Don't let your network be the bottleneck to your success. Register now for this exciting webinar and unlock the full potential of Sangfor Access for your business in the Asia Pacific!

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.

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.

With multi-cloud networking, complexity equals cost. The solution: Simplify and automate your infrastructure to make it easier for your teams to manage. Depending on your maturity model in multi-cloud networking, there are specific solutions to meet that environment. But you can reduce the related risks and costs by establishing an infrastructure roadmap that will help you safely, effectively, and repeatedly connect to your clouds. How do you choose the right-fit solution to evolve into the next generation of infrastructure building? In this webinar, we will discuss: - Automating application delivery and security services as-a-platform deployed anywhere - Using an "app-centric" approach to multi-cloud networking and delivering developer-ready infrastructure - Securing cloud-native applications with automated security and cross-cloud consistency

"The first half of 2021 saw 1.5 billion attacks on smart devices, more than 100% growth in cyberattacks against Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. Lack of IoT visibility and security is becoming a huge gap in a cybersecurity strategy. Current security solutions lack the visibility and control needed to manage security risks. As a result, IoT devices have become a network gateway to malicious actors and are vulnerable to a wide variety of threats. Join this session to hear from Tazy Khan, Senior Technical Marketing Engineer from Palo Alto Networks to see how you can uplevel your network security strategy, implement Zero trust policies and simplify IoT device visibility and security."