Let’s say a user reports that an application feels slow. It’s not completely down, but just sluggish enough to be annoying or get in the way of work. The question for you: is this the WAN, the cloud provider, the application itself, or something in between? In modern ...
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Lateral movement is rarely loud. Once an attacker gains an initial foothold, the next phase often blends into normal network activity, using legitimate credentials,...
Upgrades are often treated as the safest path forward when performance dips or congestion becomes visible. But for many NetOps teams, the challenge is...
Capacity planning has a direct impact on cost, performance, and credibility with leadership. Get it right, and the network quietly scales with the business....
Tool consolidation is gaining momentum as organizations look for ways to reduce overhead, eliminate redundancy, and simplify their operations. Yet many consolidation initiatives pause...
Every December, renewal schedules pile up, contract reviews demand attention, and leaders are asked to justify tools purchased years ago under very different circumstances....
SD-WAN was supposed to simplify the network. In many organizations, it did the opposite. Abstracted tunnels, dynamic path selection, and cloud on-ramps distribute traffic...
Network performance issues can cause disruptions that are both costly and detrimental to productivity. To avoid this, businesses must maintain a clear view of...
Unmanaged devices rarely announce themselves. They appear quietly on a subnet, begin passing traffic, and only become visible when something breaks. For NetOps teams...
Enterprises no longer run on a single network. The typical service path now crosses the office LAN, an SD-WAN overlay, and at least one...
