Industry players have witnessed radical moves in 5G deployments lately. A network slice—or, in the experts’ words , an independent end-to-end logical network that runs on a shared physical infrastructure—is one of the prominent capabilities that appear to ensure the effective deployment of 5G
We live in a world of risk, uncertainty, and security unrest. From time to time, you hear on the news that another big company has fallen prey to cyberattackers and lost thousands of dollars to ransomware. This is not all: vulnerability has increased with the coming of the worldwide pandemic. The
The new decade is upon us, and there are many trends and advancements to look forward to, particularly in the cyber world. However, as it is the case with nearly any innovation, there won’t be only positive outcomes—there will also be negative ones to expect. In this article, we will explore the
The way we work has changed. As of 2019, the number of companies allowing remote work has increased up to 66%, with 16% of them being fully remote—according to recent research . Because this is a growing trend, one that can yield multiple benefits for companies around the world, business file
Mobile Threat Defense (MTD), Mobile Threat Management (MTM), Mobile Threat Prevention (MTP)—regardless of the exact terminology, these all lead to the same concern: securing mobile devices. The highly digital world we live in has fundamentally changed the way we work. Mobile devices are now at the
When it comes to networking, 2019 sounds promising. Several emerging technologies are expected to change how businesses and their employees connect. In a recent blog post from Cisco , Anand Oswal, the Senior VP of Cisco Enterprise Network Engineering, claims that: “Network operators will be
Apart from the constant need to improve their security policies, companies now face a new hurdle: GDPR compliant storage devices. As the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) established that USB sticks with sensitive data are a business risk, new rules came into play forcing companies to
Any network, small or complex, needs a comprehensive network monitoring tools base that enables the network administrators to track network behavior and events, in order to intervene if necessary. The network monitoring tools come in software or software-hardware form The continuous network health
Software-defined radio (SDR technology) takes system elements that are typically hardware components and implements them by means of a dedicated software on a PC or embedded system. Classical exemplifying elements for SDR tech are mixers, filters, modulators or detectors. Both the transmitter and
