Network as a Service: Is it the new formula network engineers are looking for? – Cisco Blogs

Network as a Service: Is it the new formula network engineers are looking for? – Cisco Blogs

Refocusing IT’s role on business-enabling projects  I caught up with a friend recently who wanted to discuss his career.  He is now a senior IT manager and likes his company.  Nice culture, great compensation, and competitive benefits. But he was also quick to point out that something was missing.  He doesn’t feel challenged in his current role and he’s absolutely bored.  His skills, experience, and knowledge are barely being tapped, so naturally he’s looking around for other opportunities.  It’s not uncommon in IT organizations for…

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Log4j Zero-Day Flaw: Update on the High-Profile Security Vulnerability |

Log4j Zero-Day Flaw: Update on the High-Profile Security Vulnerability |

A vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228, also known as Log4Shell or LogJam) in the Java-based logging utility Log4j has caused widespread panic on the internet as security experts rushed to patch the flaw. Log4j is an open-source logging framework created by Apache systems, used by developers to log activity – usually error messages – within applications. Due to the nature of the exposure, which is cited as an RCE (remote code execution) vulnerability, any devices exposed to the…

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IBM, Samsung team on unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM, Samsung team on unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM and Samsung Electronics have designed what the tech giants call an unconventionally designed semiconductor that promises to reduce energy consumption by 85% over existing chips. The design would enable a ton of new applications including energy-efficient cryptomining and data encryption but also cell phone batteries that could hold a charge for over a week instead of days without being recharged, companies stated. The new semiconductor could also find its way into new internet of…

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IBM,Samsung team on unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM, Samsung team on unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM and Samsung Electronics have designed what the tech giants call an unconventionally designed semiconductor that promises to reduce energy consumption by 85% over existing chips. The design would enable a ton of new applications including energy-efficient cryptomining and data encryption but also cell phone batteries that could hold a charge for over a week instead of days without being recharged, companies stated. The new semiconductor could also find its way into new internet of…

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IBM,Samsung teamon unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM, Samsung team on unconventional, super-efficient semiconductor

IBM and Samsung Electronics have designed what the tech giants call an unconventionally designed semiconductor that promises to reduce energy consumption by 85% over existing chips. The design would enable a ton of new applications including energy-efficient cryptomining and data encryption but also cell phone batteries that could hold a charge for over a week instead of days without being recharged, companies stated. The new semiconductor could also find its way into new internet of…

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Podcast Series: Celebrating Our Everyday Heroes in Education – Cisco Blogs

Podcast Series: Celebrating Our Everyday Heroes in Education – Cisco Blogs

When people who truly care about students collaborate to share ideas and innovate, we find extraordinary things can happen, even during extraordinary times. As difficult as the Pandemic has been, it has shown us what is possible when we turn disruption into opportunity. From rapid shifts to distance and hybrid learning, to a transforming job market and skills landscape. And from a growing digital divide to resource constraints, financing challenges, and mounting security threats –…

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99Bridges uses industrial IoT to power sustainability – Cisco Blogs

99Bridges uses industrial IoT to power sustainability – Cisco Blogs

A vision for sustainable innovation A short while ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Derek Mak, who founded the company, 99Bridges in 2019.  He had a clear and ambitious mission: to use technology to power the transition to a circular economy. Derek’s long-term vision calls for innovation in recycling, reusing, refilling, repurposing, reducing and renewing – all with an eye toward changing long-ingrained consumer habits that are highly detrimental to the environment. “The goal…

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What businesses look for when outsourcing IT

What businesses look for when outsourcing IT

What businesses look for when outsourcing IT | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. This Website Uses…

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What are the benefits of cyber security as a service?

What are the benefits of cyber security as a service?

With organisations’ cyber security requirements becoming more complex and the threat of cyber attacks growing each year, many decision-makers are turning towards cyber security as a service. This approach, also known as managed cyber security, works by outsourcing cyber security to a third party. Organisations such as IT Governance that offer cyber security as a service assign dedicated experts to oversee the organisation’s data protection and data privacy needs. As such, you’ll be guaranteed to…

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