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DDI DHCP IPAM Why DHCP Is The Underestimated Network Service If we told you there was an easy way to manage and control your devices and your network, you would probably laugh and walk away at first. In reality, there is…and what’s more surprising, is...
DNS DNS Security Black Friday – DNS at the top of hackers’ shopping lists It’s that time of the year again! This year Black Friday falls on the 24th of November, the day after Thanksgiving. The Black Friday shopping craze extends around the world, reaching retailers and shoppers in...
DNS Security GDPR Privacy Laws May 25th 2018 is imminent: Are you ready for GDPR? Officially on May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will protect data related to citizens of the European Union, anywhere in the world. It adds strict rules for breaches and possible penalties of...
DNS Security Internet of Things IPAM Network Security – Are universities ready to deal with unexpected issues? Modern higher education needs technology. IT drives research projects, it powers administrative systems, and it’s on every student’s desk and pocket. The result is a complex, almost chaotic network environment that mixes controlled business services...
DNS DNS Security Asia Pacific – a centre of digital innovation and the focus for DNS attacks Undoubtedly, Asia Pacific (APAC) is expanding in its digital landscape. China and India, for example, are the two fastest growing economies in the world. The APAC regions currently own approximately 34% of the world’s economy...
DDI IPAM Network Automation IPAM: A key component of the IT automation initiative Walk around any data center anywhere in the world, and while you’ll see a lot of servers, you won’t see many people. That’s because they’re automated, the tasks that used to require teams of operators...
