Interview about Security

I have recently interviewed Marcel van Wort, Senior Consultant in sales and marketing at Orange Business in the Netherlands, about...

SDN and NFV transforming the network: where do we go from here?

Software defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) are two of the most disruptive technologies to hit our industry for some…

The challenge of implementing UC in your network

Implementing a Unified Communication service like Microsoft Lync (now Skype for Business) , Cisco's Jabber or Enterprise Voice seems, from an…

IT security incident detected! Now what?

Your organisation increasingly relies on IT systems, applications and data that become more complex which are harder to manage and to protect…

part 2: why your RFP false start might not give you what you need (and what to do about it)

In order to move more quickly in your market and be successful, it is essential that you react quickly on changes as they occur.

part 1: why your RFP false start might not give you what you need

We often receive multi-million Euro RFIs, RFPs from organizations asking for business-critical services such as large private networks.

the end of the web browser?

The classic browser versus the apps in new operating systems that run on telephones and now with the introduction of Windows 8 also run on desktops…

The network becomes the computer; Borg versus Enterprise?

What are the security strenths and weaknesses of relying on computer functionality delivered by the network being a centrally managed utility?

Know your enemy

Major security incidents have featured prominently in the news recently. First there were the stolen diplomatic messages published on Wikileaks and…

IPv6 address allocation policy is waste or strategy?

How is IPv6 address space allocated to users and what could be the future benefits of having billions and billions of IP addresses for each…