Monday, 3rd August 2020
IPv4 depletion has been a topic for industry discussion since the early 1990s. With the staggering growth in internet use over the past two decades – one could be forgiven for wondering how exactly IPv4 has been able to survive as the dominant Internet addressing protocol for so long. By Vincentas Grinius, CEO & Co-Founder of Heficed.
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5G is coming. But what is it? What does it mean for the UK? And how will it impact your organisation? If you are wondering what exactly 5G is, read on to discover all you need to know. By Netstar IT Support London.
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Large enterprise level businesses, or smaller businesses that are beginning to expand, face major problems of coordinating and transferring data over vastly spaced geographical locations. In order to connect these data centers, or branches of the enterprise together, so they can share the same software/application, the network is extended using the services of a Wide Area Network or a WAN. WANs are, however, quickly becoming outdated and most companies are looking for something more efficient an...
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While many of people use Wi-Fi when they are out an about, there is much precautionary advice about using unsecured public Wi-Fi, which could allow a hacker sitting either a few yards away from them, or even miles away to gain access to their laptops, tablets and smartphones to steal passwords and sensitive data. By Michael Wakley, CEO of LeakSafe.
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Corporate networks are being forced to reckon with amplified levels of traffic as technology changes and advances. In addition to monitoring and fortifying the network against possible cyberattacks, IT departments have to factor in the growing use of personal devices in the workplace, and third-party applications for business management. Having the ability to access network traffic is an important component, but it’s only the first step in keeping your network secure. You also need to make sure...
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Designing and deploying a new or modernised data centre is a rewarding endeavour; both for the engineers and architects, and also for the businesses that reap the benefits of agility, scalability, and performance that come along with it. By JR Rivers, Co-founder and CTO, Cumulus Networks.
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