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IP Fabric expands network visibility, automation with platform update

Network World

As modern networking deployments across the cloud and edge become increasingly complex, it can be a non-trivial exercise for teams to get proper visibility. IP Fabric is updating its automated network assurance platform to version 7.0 Key updates in version 7.0 Key updates in version 7.0 Key updates in version 7.0

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ControlMonkey aims to bring order to cloud disaster recovery chaos

Network World

The new capability provides automated backup and one-click recovery for network configurations, DNS settings, CDN configurations, firewalls, security groups and other infrastructure components that are essential for application delivery but frequently overlooked in traditional disaster recoveryplanning.

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Selector AI debuts ‘network language model’ for netops

Network World

But how does an LLM apply to network operations? Network and infrastructure operations startup Selector AI today announced its Network Language Model (NLM) technology, which builds on top of an LLM to help optimize network operations.

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The dawn of agentic AI: Are we ready for autonomous technology?

CIO Business Intelligence

One of the best is a penetration test that checks for ways someone could access a network. Organizations could use agentic AI to try to defeat themselves, much like a red team exercise. It gets kind of scary. But there are defenses.

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How cybersecurity red teams can boost backup protections

Network World

Improving overall security posture: The insights gained from red team exercises can be used to enhance security policies, procedures, and technologies. Exploiting technical vulnerabilities: Red teams search for and exploit technical vulnerabilities in systems, applications, and networks.

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D-Wave uses quantum to solve real-world problem

Network World

Its not just a theoretical exercise. And theres no shortage of applications for new discovery of magnetic materials, says Alan Baratz, CEO at D-Wave Quantum, a company that makes annealing-style quantum computers. Thats why todays announcement that they were able to simulate a complex magnetic material with a quantum computer is so important.

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Case in point: taking stock of the CrowdStrike outages

CIO Business Intelligence

Immediately after the CrowdStrike outage happened, for example, Akamai ran a tabletop exercise. The exercise even involved running through CrowdStrikes remediation process. The exercise worked, she says, and Akamai wouldve been able to recover if the bad update had slipped through the checks. Prouty asks.

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