Network World Daily

October 11, 2019

VMware builds security unit around Carbon Black tech

VMware has wrapped up its $2.1 billion buy of cloud-native endpoint security vendor Carbon Black to provide more comprehensive integrated security. Read more ▶

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Detecting Market Data Issues in the Financial Services Industry

Join this webinar and learn how to: - Respond to the digital shift - Detect degradation in the quality of data feeds - Safeguard your network - Apply best practices in network monitoring to your environment Read more ▶

HPE, Nutanix deliver private cloud as a service

HPE hardware plus Nutanix's Enterprise Cloud OS and its AHV hypervisor create a combination for on-premises deployment that's intended to compete with cloud services. Read more ▶

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Master data analytics and deep learning with this $35 Python certification bundle

The Complete Python Certification Bootcamp Bundle contains 12 courses on how to use Python for apps, data analysis, deep learning, and more. Read more ▶

Can microsegmentation help IoT security?

Deploying microsegmentation as part of a broad IoT security strategy can enable more granular control of network systems and better isolation if a security flaw is exploited. Read more ▶

Penn State secures building automation, IoT traffic with microsegmentation

Penn State chose microsegmentation technology from Tempered Networks to isolate and cloak traffic from its smart building systems, which rely on the BACnet communications protocol to share data related to HVAC, lighting, access control, fire detection and more. Read more ▶

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HPE Synergy For Dummies

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Key Considerations When Making the Move to Office 365

Microsoft Office 365 has become the clear market leader in cloud-based productivity and collaboration solutions, but migrating to a new platform can be full of potential pitfalls- especially for firms in highly regulated or litigious industries. Read more ▶