7 Key Cloud Security Trends Shaping 2017 and Beyond

Hyperconvergence is now common in every data center. However, with the explosion of applications that need to operate independent of the cloud, edge computing is the compute platform transforming how data is being handled, processed, and delivered from millions of devices worldwide. Now is the time to rethink our approach to HCI and the advantages it brings to edge computing.

Real Wireless, the independent wireless experts, recently undertook a research project to identify use cases for 5G private network deployments and assess the impact of improved spectral efficiency in these scenarios. The research shows that there are considerable benefits in performance and infrastructure cost reduction, across a range of private and public network use cases from using AccelerComm’s 5G physical layer IP solution - including cost reductions of up to a third.

Graphiant's Network Edge Service puts you in control of your network, allowing you to connect every node quickly, avoiding costly configuration time and tunneling bottlenecks. It is designed to deliver any to any connections with complete visibility, internet-level agility, and service-level agreements intended for business. The results are site, cloud, and B2B connectivity that enterprises can spin up on-demand, scale quickly, and run at the speed of business.

5G service providers can turn security into a high-growth revenue-generation opportunity by combining the flexibility and scalability of cloud-native architectures with the intelligence, automation and integration capabilities. Security assurance capabilities play an important role for service providers to be confident in the integrity of their 5G networks and (sliced) services. Companies rely on security operations teams to find solutions to protect their data and services. The good news? With Nokia´s cybersecurity dome there are ways to manage and mitigate security risks in your and your customers critical infrastructure. The webinar will share best practices how service providers can integrate their disparate security systems into a single platform, letting security teams look across and into any aspect quickly while easily managing complex operations.