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Realizing the Internet of Everything

Network World

Welcome to the Internet of Everything. The concept of an Internet of things came along officially in an MIT statement by Kevin Ashton: people have limited time, attention, and accuracy. This see-and-know stuff is important because it illustrates the good and bad about a human-driven Internet and applications. Interested?

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Alkira expands NaaS platform with ZTNA capabilities

Network World

What ZTNA does is on the same fabric that you have, where you are doing on prem to on prem, cloud to cloud, on prem to cloud, everything to internet, so on and so forth, now you can also layer in users directly into that,” Manan Shah, senior vice president of products at Alkira, told Network World. “A

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Lessons learned: 4 Zscaler deployments later

Network World

2: Start with simple policies My second piece of advice is this: Don’t break your user experience by locking everything down. Instead, start with pragmatic global policies, and then use Zscaler’s risk insights to fine-tune those policies. For example, we started off with the default policy of making the internet read-only.

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Orbia streamlines security across global sites with SASE

Network World

Visibility into network traffic across distributed locations would help Orbia minimize security risk, enable more control over global internet traffic, and provide secure access to cloud services. The company needed a standardized approach that would increase visibility and support centralized policy management for its global presence.

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Google Updates Privacy Policy to Enable Data Scraping Across the Internet

IT Toolbox

The changed privacy policy will affect products like Cloud AI, Google Translate, and Bard. The post Google Updates Privacy Policy to Enable Data Scraping Across the Internet appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Cisco buys Internet BGP monitoring firm CodeBGP

Network World

Aiming to bolster its assessment of Internet traffic health Cisco said it would buy startup Border Gateway Protocol monitoring firm Code BGP for an undisclosed amount. BGP tells Internet traffic what route to take, and the BGP best-path selection algorithm determines the optimal routes to use for traffic forwarding.

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Internet and Email Usage Policy

Tech Republic

Internet use in the course of conducting business is a foregone conclusion. However, significant risk accompanies internet access, such as viruses, ransomware, and data theft, all of which result from unsafe practices. This customizable policy, written by Scott Matteson for TechRepublic.