Stories by Michael Cooney

Cisco is spreading its data-centre technology to help customers grow and control hybrid​, multi-cloud or hyper-converged​ edge environments.

DHS warns federal agencies of DNS attacks and offers best practices to help mitigate the situation.

Cisco has patched security vulnerabilities in four packages of SD-WAN Solution software that address buffer overflow and other vulnerabilities

The wide-ranging Cisco AppDynamics announcement targets enterprise customers looking to monitor performance and automate the response to problems in business applications.

Cisco cloud-based DNA Spaces includes Cisco’s Connected Mobile Experience and enterprise geolocation tech purchased from July Systems.

ICANN will complete the switchover this week to a new internet security key that protects DNS, the internet's address book. The old Root Key Signing Key will be decomissioned Jan. 10.

Cisco today said it patched a “critical” patch for its Prime License Manager (PLM) software that would let attackers execute random SQL queries.

Merged group, including Cisco, Juniper and Microsoft, looks to accelerate the adoption of all things edge computing, fog and Industrial IoT.

If you were kicking the tires on Kubernetes and other cloud/container services you found may have found nirvana at this week’s KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2018 where all manner of new operational software and support from VMware, Arista and others were on display.

Juniper CTO Bikash Koley looks at disaggregation, cloud computing and intent-based networking as he looks toward 2019.

AWS has taken square aim at the data centre by tying in VMware technology and rolling out two new services and on-premise hardware.

Cisco's annual look at the state of the internet finds that IoT, tons of new Internet users, video surveillance and IP WAN traffic drive traffic growth.

IBM wants to make it easier for customers to move to multi-cloud environments by adding automation tools and extending its relationship with ServiceNow.

Cisco is making it possible to run, manage, automate and secure wired and wireless networks all on top of a single operating system.

Enterprise software spending is forecast to experience the highest growth with an 8.3 percent increase in 2019. Communications services like MPLS and other WAN services will hit 1.4 trillion in 2018.