Nov 2023: What's New at Kentik?
Have you ever sat down and thought to yourself, “What’s new at Kentik?” Well, you’re in luck! Welcome to the first edition of a blog series to highlight the best and brightest of Kentik that month.
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What's New at Kentik, Episode 1
Welcome to the inaugural episode of "What's New at Kentik?" hosted by our technology evangelist, Leon Adato. Learn about the latest advancements and offerings from Kentik, the network observability company, revolutionizing how you manage your digital infrastructure. In this episode, Leon unveils complete Azure observability for Kentik Cloud, introduces the groundbreaking Kentik Kube for Kubernetes visibility, and discusses how to tackle DDoS attacks and spoof traffic with Kentik Protect.
Announcing HAProxy Fusion 1.2 LTS
HAProxy Fusion 1.2 is now available, making it even simpler to adopt modern, scalable application delivery. New efficiencies, workflows, and form factors enable you to be more productive, use familiar tools, and explore powerful new use cases.
Networks in 2030: How service providers can plan for success
By 2030, the world will look very different, not in the least because of new technological innovations. Many will expect to see a proliferation of next-generation technological solutions from smart cities, to augmented reality, to autonomous cars, to the metaverse. Service providers have a role to play in ensuring that the underlying network that we have across the UK (and beyond) has the capacity and scalability to support these solutions.
Monitor More of Your IT Infrastructure
Progress WhatsUp Gold offers ample out-of-the box monitoring features, helping you to monitor more of what matters to your organization and saving precious time and resources.
The First 48 Hours of Ransomeware Incident Response On-Demand Webinar
The first 48 hours of incidents response is the most critical. We will explain few important steps that need to be taken to mitigate the impact on service availability, information systems integrity and data confidentiality. The cyber resilience is also covered by the individual national regulations and directives. In this on-demand webinar we’ll let's take a closer look at it and explain why principles of Network Detection and Response shall be a crucial part of technical measures implementation for regulated entities.
How to Perform A Network Stability Test: A Kickass Guide for Network Admins
Let's talk about the unsung heroes of the digital world – network administrators. For network administrators, ensuring that a network remains robust, resilient, and responsive is not just a priority – it's a mission-critical task. The ability to identify potential bottlenecks, optimize performance, and proactively address vulnerabilities is a skill that sets apart seasoned professionals from the rest.
Making Utilities Smart
Watch our dedicated IP Optical session where we cover Ribbon’s offering for the Utilities sector. For utilities to meet their regulatory, safety, and business objectives, they need to become "Smart". The legacy TDM communications network used by utilities is not able to effectively support the new digitized, decentralized services. A modernized communication network is required. Ribbon provides seamless, risk-free migration of the legacy TDM communications network.
How to Create a Network Assessment Report with This Template
As an MSP, your role is to ensure your client’s network operates without a hitch. Checking the health of their network and sharing your findings in a network assessment report helps you identify potential vulnerabilities so you can fix them sooner rather than later. Creating these reports is a critical part of an MSP’s role, but it’s also a tedious one. That’s why we’ve created a network assessment report template.
What is Zero Trust and How IT Infrastructure Monitoring (ITIM) Makes it Happen
When the concept of Zero Trust emerged in 2010, it marked a sea change in how IT and network security are handled. The term, invented by Forrester Research analyst John Kindervag, is loosely based on the “never trust, always verify” motto. So why is this a sea change? Before 2010, IT focused on perimeter defenses and the concept of DMZs — areas of the network they deemed safe based on the protection they implemented.