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Attackers probing backdoor flaw in popular Cisco Smart Licensing Utility, warns SANS

Network World

Organizations running Ciscos Smart Licensing Utility (CSLU) should update their software as soon as possible to fix two serious vulnerabilities, the SANS Technology Institute has urged. CSLU is a recent product, so one might have expected it to be better secured. The affected versions of CSLU are 2.0.0, version 2.3.0

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How to mitigate software licensing surprises

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s unsurprising to see legacy providers shifting their business models from perpetual software licensing to subscription-based pricing. This past year has been rife with complaints over a substantial licensing change by Citrix after it was acquired by private equity firms and merged with TIBCO Software.

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Cisco launches intelligent Wi-Fi 7 access points

Network World

Cisco has taken the wraps off a pair of intelligent WiFi-7 access points and introduced a new way of licensing wireless gear across cloud, on-premises and hybrid networks. AI and security aren’t just add-on features—they’re built into every layer. These licenses include product support for both hardware and software.

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Stratoshark brings Wireshark-style analysis to cloud system calls

Network World

In recent years, organizations have increasingly moved workloads to the cloud, where they have not had the same network visibility. Why Stratoshark matters for cloud operations There are many different ways to get visibility into the cloud today.

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Broadcom EMEA CTO: ‘When it comes to building private clouds, we are first’

Network World

4-7 with a new portfolio of solutions and an emphasis on its flagship private cloud platform, VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). That’s where we came up with this vision: people would build private clouds with fully software-defined networks, storage and computing. When it comes to building private clouds , we are the first.

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Enterprises reevaluate virtualization strategies amid Broadcom uncertainty

Network World

Broadcoms decisions to replace perpetual VMware software licenses with subscriptions and to eliminate point products in favor of an expensive bundle of private cloud tools are driving longtime VMware customers to look for an exit strategy. For customers looking elsewhere, theres no shortage of alternatives. McDowell agrees.

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Cost, security, and flexibility: the business case for open source gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

The main commercial model, from OpenAI, was quicker and easier to deploy and more accurate right out of the box, but the open source alternatives offered security, flexibility, lower costs, and, with additional training, even better accuracy. In our case, we run it on AWS within our own private cloud, he says. Too many to choose from?