ISACA-Visibility is the Key to Infrastructure Protection

Is it time to upgrade Wi-Fi networks, again? The latest version of one of the most popular wireless networking technologies is out there. Wi-Fi 6E is not only currently available on home routers but is also becoming available from multiple wireless infrastructure vendors on enterprise-grade access points. Still, is Wi-Fi 6E much better than Wi-Fi 5? How is it different from Wi-Fi 6? More importantly, should network owners rush out to upgrade? And, perhaps most importantly, what should network designers and installers keep in mind when planning and deploying Wi-Fi 6E projects?Join Julio Petrovitch, Product Manager at NetAlly, to find the answers. During this session he will talk about the new functionality that was introduced with the release of Wi-Fi 6 and its advantages over Wi-Fi 5, and also explain the key difference between Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E.

Riverbed SD-WAN + Zscaler Cloud Security Solution Cloud technologies are essential for digital business, but they introduce unique challenges for security and control. At the same time, traditional approaches to both security and networking often compromise business needs for agility and fast access to cloud apps and services. Combining SD-WAN with cloud-based security eliminates the complexity and compromise, including the need to backhaul traffic to data centers. The result: a true, cloud-first architecture that delivers optimal user experiences, improved network efficiency, lower TCO, and greater business agility —all while enforcing advanced protection for users.

Intent-based networking (IBN) is the catch-all term for the gradual shift from today’s manual network operations to a more hands-off automated ecosystem. Using AI, sensor-driven data flows, virtual abstraction and a host of other technologies, the idea is simply to define what you hope to achieve, then let the data environment itself configure the network in the most optimal way to suit those needs.

Distributed enterprises are struggling to balance greater network agility with expense reduction and stronger cybersecurity. Small- to medium-sized branch locations are more connected than ever and reliant on always-on, secure network performance. IT technology sprawl has resulted in complex, expensive, and inflexible infrastructure. To address these challenges, Netsurion provides an all-in-one right-sized SD-WAN solution fusing together multiple “network virtualization functions (NFV)” and the managed services required to optimize results.