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Agentic AI design: An architectural case study

CIO Business Intelligence

He brings more than 30 years of experience across some of the largest enterprise customers, helping them understand and utilize AI ranging from initial concepts to specific application architectures, design, development and delivery. This article was made possible by our partnership with the IASA Chief Architect Forum.

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Is your EA just IT? Unlocking the value of enterprise architecture

CIO Business Intelligence

Enterprise architecture (EA) has evolved beyond governance and documentation. Common pitfalls without Operational EA Many organizations stop at Foundational EA, treating architecture as a passive support function rather than an enabler of execution. Ensure architecture insights drive business strategy. The result?

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Zero trust requires clear architecture plans before changing core systems

Network World

In our research, we’ve found the most successful organizations dedicated the first phase of their zero-trust initiatives to working out an architecture. To read this article in full, please click here Instead, start with the big picture. They didn’t rush into deploying solutions as though starting with a greenfield.

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What is Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA)?

Network World

A Zero Trust architecture doesn’t aim to make a system trusted or secure, but rather to eliminate the concept of trust altogether. To read this article in full, please click here Zero Trust principles change this to “never trust, always verify.” Trust is never granted unconditionally or permanently, but must be continually evaluated.

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Microsegmentation architecture choices and how they differ

Network World

To read this article in full, please click here Microsegmentation directly addresses the challenge of unauthorized lateral movements by dividing IT environments into controllable compartments, enabling adopters to securely isolate workloads from each other while making network protection more granular.

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Von Neumann Architecture vs. Harvard Architecture: A Detailed Comparison

IT Toolbox

Von Neumann architecture is the foundation for most modern computers, while Harvard architecture offers an alternative design for specific applications. This article provides a detailed comparison of the two most popular computer architectures.

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Enterprises opt for different microsegmentation architectures

Network World

To read this article in full, please click here Like his counterparts at organizations worldwide, his goal is simple: to frustrate and deter network attackers. Above all, we protect our databases," he says. "We We do anything and everything to keep uninvited guests out of our databases."