Various vendors tout security products as incorporating Artificial Intelligence, with practical results not different than what came before it. What is needed to deploy AI in security products?
The Cloud Revolution allowed compute and storage to be delivered as a service. This has proven to be a popular model for the enterprise, though will this acceptance endure for specialized services?
Early deployments of 5G mobile networks in the US rely heavily on millimeter wave technology, but deployments in Asia are more for sub-6 GHz. How will this impact deployment?
Following the disclosure of the KRACK vulnerability, WPA3 was developed to prevent “session replay” attacks. Aruba’s Jeff Lipton explains the importance of WPA3 to Wi-Fi 6.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise made the lofty guarantee of 100% availability for the new Primera storage appliance, but how is this practically different from the “war of the nines?”
Employees overwhelmingly value the choice between Mac and PC for employer-provided devices, as it helps them feel more productive, according to a Jamf survey.
Apple’s Pro Display XDR unveiling was dragged down by the announcement of a proprietary $999 stand, sold separately. Here’s 10 alternatives for those who won’t stand for this pricing model.
Component manufacturers around the world are cutting off Huawei following an executive order signed by President Trump. As a result, Huawei’s contingency plan may see the light of day.
Wireless electronics have used 2.4 and 5 GHz radio frequencies for years. These are not harmful, nor is any property unique to Wi-Fi harmful, according to new scientific evidence.
Staying up to date on Spectre and Meltdown can be challenging. This guide includes in-depth explanations about these uniquely dangerous security vulnerabilities and the best mitigation solutions.
