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The evolving landscape of network security in 2025

CIO

The modern network security landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by the increasing complexity of business operations and the rise of new technologies. New advances like SD-WAN and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) are helping network professionals keep pace. SD-WAN layered with AI has a role to play here.

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Building Resilient Public Networking on AWS: Part 4

Xebia

Region Evacuation with static anycast IP approach Welcome back to our comprehensive "Building Resilient Public Networking on AWS" blog series, where we delve into advanced networking strategies for regional evacuation, failover, and robust disaster recovery. subdomain-1.cloudns.ph",

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Empower Developers to Secure AI Applications Through Code

Palo Alto Networks

Palo Alto Networks wants to enable AI security in a manner that best aligns with those needs. Some customers have told us they want to stop threats at the network layer with no app changes, while others want to detect and prevent threats in app code without changing their network, and ​​some want to do defense-in-depth with both options.

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Exceptional User Experience — Every Application, Every Transaction

Palo Alto Networks

They need to ensure users can access business applications without delay or disruption. But, modern applications, built with microservices, rely on multiple interdependent systems, where a single click on a webpage can load hundreds of objects. They ensure seamless user and application experiences across diverse network deployments.

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Detect and Respond to Threats Across Your Applications, Networks, and Infrastructure

Security teams need visibility into their applications, infrastructure, and network, while development and operations teams need the ability to secure the services they own.

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Putting networks at the top of CIOs’ agendas

CIO

The tech industry quickly realized that AIs success actually depended not on software applications, but on the infrastructure powering it all specifically semiconductor chips and data centers. Something similar is now happening with digital networks. Enterprises can no longer treat networks as just infrastructure.

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Lumen: Building the trusted network for AI

CIO

Jeff Sieracki, senior director of product management at Louisiana-based Lumen, is quick to point out that the networking requirements of the modern enterprise are changing rapidly. There are always corresponding networking, infrastructure, and management needs to consider. Such flexibility, Sieracki notes, is imperative.

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