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Share this article Share this article TAIPEI, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading network appliance supplier NEXCOM has developed NSA3190A, a new network appliance that delivers the high throughput demanded by Wi-Fi 6 networks. Using the open source Data Plane Development Kit for benchmark testing, the NSA3190A delivers impressive throughput without sacrificing security features. NEXCOM NSA 3190A Designed with 2.5G Ethernet for Wi-Fi 6 The highlights of NSA3190A include compact multi-gigabi...

Load Balancer Market Expected to Reach $8.90 Billion by 2027, Says Allied Market Research High adoption of cloud-based load balancing services in data centers to manage data traffic and server virtualization and ongoing digital transformation initiatives by governments across the globe are the major factors driving the growth of the global load balancer market. Based on type, the local load balancer segment held the major share in 2019. By region, on the other hand, Asia-Pacific wou...

iStock Customer Perspectives Migrating applications from brick-and-mortar data centers to the cloud can present formidable challenges for any enterprise. But the stakes are highest for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution providers, whose entire business model is based on delivering secure, managed applications with guaranteed levels of performance. To succeed, they must have the compute, networking, and security infrastructure to back up their service promises. One such provide...

Share this article TAIPEI, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --   Enea and NEXCOM have jointly developed an open source software kit for secure SD-WAN, making it easy for systems integrators and communication service providers to evaluate and deploy enterprise networks leveraging universal customer premises equipment (uCPE). The kit includes flexiWAN, an open source SD-WAN application, and pfSense, an open source firewall, both virtualized to run on uCPE. Also included are automation scripts for onb...

My job is computer security. My job, among other things, is to think like a bad guy and then prevent security breaches and/or catch them soon after they have begun executing their “kill chain”. Most people, even many very smart people, do not have the capacity to think like a bad guy. I have a real life story to illustrate. Just because this is computer security don’t think this isn’t relevant to current events of a vital importance to the entire nation. I’ll tie all together before t...