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IT coalition promises to improve patching, network visibility - Vimarsana News

IT coalition promises to improve patching, network visibility

Some of the biggest names in IT and service providers including AT&T, Cisco Systems, Fortinet, VMware and Intel today launched an industry group promising solutions that improve the security of data and IT networks. Called the Network Resilience Coalition, they hope to solve two of the biggest problems for CIOs, CISO and network administrators: The

Network giants unite to fight security risks - Vimarsana News

Network giants unite to fight security risks

Cisco, Juniper, Fortinet, Intel, AT&T and Verizon are among the founding members of the Network Resilience Coalition, which will encourage enterprises to patch systems, fix holes, and prepare defenses for routers and switches.

How Cisco's Cloud Control Framework helps it comply with multiple security standards - Vimarsana News

How Cisco's Cloud Control Framework helps it comply with multiple security standards

Its open source Cloud Control Framework gives Cisco a common template to meet security standards and regulatory requirements across the globe.

How Cisco's Cloud Control Framework helps it comply with multiple security standards - Vimarsana News

How Cisco's Cloud Control Framework helps it comply with multiple security standards

Its open-source Cloud Control Framework gives Cisco a common template to meet security standards and regulatory requirements across the globe.

Even with all eyes on software supply chain security, open source remains a neglected target - Vimarsana News

Even with all eyes on software supply chain security, open source remains a neglected target

The 2020 SolarWinds hack served as an alarming wake-up call about the threat of the software supply chain, spurring rapid shifts in how organizations secure third-party applications. And yet, two years later, open source repositories remain ripe for exploitation.