Fortinet has expanded its capabilities in providing high-density Wi-Fi solutions by acquiring Everest Networks, aiming to enhance wireless services in large public venues. This strategic move is part of Fortinet’s ongoing efforts to deliver comprehensive and robust networking solutions tailored for environments with significant user demand. For additional insights into Mobility Field Day 13, explore Francois Verges’ analysis on LinkedIn Pulse.
Automating the network design, what does it really mean?
Francois Verges recently shared his insights on the true essence of automating network design, emphasizing its impact on efficiency and accuracy in the field of network engineering. He explores the transformative potential this technology offers for designing more robust and sustainable networks. For further insights into Mobility Field Day 13, catch Francois Verges’ detailed discussions on LinkedIn Pulse.
Key Takeaways from Security Field Day
Milou Meier attended Security Field Day and provided a look at each of the presenting companies in this LinkedIn Pulse article. Dell Technologies offers a comprehensive range of security services to enhance organizational security. These services include a zero trust framework and managed services. Additionally, AI tools, such as Microsoft Security’s copilot agents, play a crucial role in mitigating cyberattack risks, improving visibility, and optimizing Sec Ops efficiency. Veeam Solutions and Coveware Services provide essential backup and incident response solutions, ensuring resilience against ransomware and other threats.
Ubiquiti’s Growing Presence in the Enterprise Market
Francois Verges recently provided an insightful analysis on Ubiquiti’s expanding role in the enterprise market, highlighting how their innovative products are becoming more prevalent in sophisticated IT environments. His commentary addresses Ubiquiti’s strategic advancements and their potential implications for industry standards and competitive dynamics. For further details on Mobility Field Day 13 covered by Francois, check his posts on LinkedIn Pulse.
Backups That Belong in the Cloud—But Not Too Close
Mike Stanley recently explored the strategic nuances of cloud backups, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an optimal distance from primary data to enhance security and reliability. He outlined key considerations for enterprises looking to leverage cloud environments for their backup solutions. For additional insights from Cloud Field Day 23, check out more articles by Mike Stanley.
Using a network diagram to configure the network – Another example of GenAI being used by networking vendors
Francois Verges recently explored innovative uses of GenAI in networking, focusing on the practical application of using a network diagram for configuration. This approach showcases how networking vendors are integrating advanced AI to streamline and enhance network management processes. Discover more insights on Mobility Field Day 13 from Francois Verges on LinkedIn Pulse.
Breaking Free from Hardcoded Security: Microsoft Introduces Human-in-the-Loop AI Agents
Microsoft has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation in cybersecurity with their introduction of human-in-the-loop AI agents, designed to transcend traditional hardcoded security practices. These AI systems feature advanced capabilities to analyze and respond to security threats dynamically, incorporating human oversight for heightened accuracy and adaptability. For additional insights into Security Field Day 13, explore Jack Poller’s comprehensive analysis on LinkedIn Pulse.
QlikConnect 25 – Keynote Updates – 05/14/2025
Frederic Van Haren recently provided insightful updates on the Keynote at QlikConnect 25, held on May 14, 2025. His summary showcases the emerging trends and strategic advancements discussed during the event, focusing on the impact on enterprise analytics and data management. For additional insights and takeaways from the conference, follow Frederic Van Haren’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Uncompromising Network Visibility: How cPacket Augments Security with Advanced Telemetry and AI
Jack Poller recently dissected how cPacket Networks is enhancing security in today’s enterprises by integrating advanced telemetry and AI into their network solutions. His analysis illustrates how cPacket’s sophisticated tools provide an unrivaled clarity and insight, allowing for proactive threat detection and management. For additional discussions and insights from Security Field Day 13, follow Jack Poller’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
VIAVI: PCAPs and LLMs
Eric Stewart provides an insightful overview of how VIAVI utilizes PCAPs (Packet Capture) and LLMs (Large Language Models) to enhance network performance and security monitoring. In his article, he explores the integration of these technologies in network management, highlighting their impact on troubleshooting and cyber defense strategies. For additional insights and articles by Eric Stewart, visit his LinkedIn Pulse.
Microsoft Security Copilot Agents: The Teammates Who Don’t Sleep (and That’s the Point)
Skye Fugate’s latest LinkedIn post discusses the newly introduced Microsoft Security Copilot Agents, highlighting how these advanced artificial intelligence tools continuously monitor and respond to security threats, effectively operating 24/7 without the need for rest. These agents are designed to enhance security teams’ efficiency by handling routine tasks and alerting human counterparts to more complex security issues. For a deeper understanding of these developments, find more coverage of Security Field Day 13 on LinkedIn.
One OS To Rule Them All? What Do You Think?
In this article on LinkedIn, Michelene Murphy discusses the implications and feasibility of a single operating system managing diverse enterprise IT requirements. By examining current technological trends and market demands, she considers whether such a concept could streamline IT operations or if it would lead to more complexity. Find more coverage of Cisco Live on LinkedIn!
Commvault at Cloud Field Day 23: Recovery-as-Code and the Future of Cloud Data Resilience
At Cloud Field Day 23, Commvault presented its forward-thinking approach to cloud data resilience, emphasizing the importance of Recovery-as-Code in enhancing data recovery strategies. The company showcased how their latest technologies are designed to streamline and secure data management processes across diverse cloud environments. For additional insights on Commvault’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, follow the comprehensive coverage by Shala Denise on LinkedIn.
Fortinet fully acquired Everest Networks to complete its Wi-Fi offering for large public venues
Francois Verges recently highlighted Fortinet’s acquisition of Everest Networks, aiming to strengthen their Wi-Fi solutions for large public venues. This strategic move indicates Fortinet’s commitment to enhancing seamless connectivity and network security in areas with heavy demand. For more insights on Mobility Field Day 13 from Francois Verges, explore his coverage on LinkedIn.
What Qumulo’s CFD23 Talk Taught Me About Smart, Scalable Data Storage—And DR That Doesn’t Suck
In her analysis of Qumulo’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, Shala Denise highlights the company’s innovative approach to smart, scalable data storage solutions that address the complexities of managing vast data volumes efficiently. She appreciates Qumulo’s effective disaster recovery strategies, which she notes are designed to ensure robust data protection without compromising performance. For more comprehensive insights from Shala Denise on Cloud Field Day 23, follow her on LinkedIn.
Why Energy Transfer is migrating to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP
Mike Stanley recently discussed Energy Transfer’s significant migration to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP, highlighting the strategic benefits and efficiencies the move offers. He emphasized how this shift is aimed at enhancing scalability and stability in their operations, aligning closely with future growth objectives. For more insights into Cloud Field Day 23, follow Mike Stanley on LinkedIn.
When “Cloud-First” Isn’t Easy: Rethinking SAP HANA with HPE GreenLake
Shala Denise explores the challenges organizations face when adopting a “cloud-first” strategy, particularly when implementing SAP HANA, in her latest article. She discusses how HPE GreenLake offers a flexible, scalable alternative that aligns more closely with enterprise needs for managing large-scale data applications. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23, follow Shala’s coverage on LinkedIn.
Immutable Storage Meets DevOps Velocity: Highlights from Scality at Cloud Field Day 23
Shala Denise discusses key insights from Scality’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, focusing on how their immutable storage solutions enhance DevOps processes with increased velocity and security. She analyzes the practical implications of integrating scalable and secure data management frameworks into agile environments, which is critical for organizations targeting robust digital transformation. For an in-depth look at Scality’s offerings and further coverage of Cloud Field Day 23, watch Gifted Lane.
Campus Gateway: The Missing Piece in Large-Scale Enterprise Deployments with Cisco Meraki
Peter Mackenzie’s latest post explores the crucial role of Campus Gateway in enhancing large-scale enterprise deployments, with a specific focus on Cisco Meraki solutions. He provides a detailed analysis on how integrating Campus Gateway can significantly streamline network management and improve operational efficiency in expansive network environments.
Powering Qlik Open Lakehouse with Apache Iceberg
Frederic Van Haren provides an insightful look into the integration of Apache Iceberg with Qlik’s Open Lakehouse, highlighting how this combination enhances data management and analytics capabilities. He explores the technical advancements and the impact of this collaboration on handling large-scale data with efficiency and improved accessibility. For additional insights and coverage from Frederic Van Haren, explore his articles on LinkedIn Pulse.