Just what the market needed, another WAN product. Today, there are 30+ vendors providing SD-WAN solutions. Some are well-funded startups like CloudGenix, while others merely point products from the giants like Cisco and VMWare. Within this group, there are differences
Cisco has long made a point of acquiring subsidiaries to extend its specializations into specific tech markets, including in recent years, energy management, machine learning, the Internet of Things (IoT) and cybersecurity. In so doing, the multinational tech conglomerate is
Today we are going to do a deep dive into Mode’s autonomous private network, following on from our post last month about their exiting from stealth and announcing Mode Core. Co-founders Dr. Nithin Michael (now CTO) and Dr. Kevin Tang
Mode, a networking startup based in San Francisco, has exited from stealth and announced Mode Core, the first software-defined core network (SD-CORE) optimized for any SD-WAN deployment. Mode Core is designed to be used in combination with SD-WAN and last-mile
Global SD-WAN provider Aryaka and cybersecurity and application delivery firm Radware are partnering to offer multi-layer application security and distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack detection and mitigation capabilities for its global enterprise services. DDoS attacks are becoming increasingly frequent, more sophisticated and
Software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) firm Cato Networks saw rapid growth last year. Its sequential booking growth grew to 100%, quarter-over-quarter across 2017. Its average size of deals increased by 400%. In its January 30th press release, CEO and co-founder, Shlomo
Aryaka Networks, a leader in Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN), has reached a major milestone in becoming the largest independent SD-WAN vendor in the world, capturing 18% market share and generating $21.3M in Q3-2017, according to IHS Data Center Network Equipment Market
Yesterday, Cato Networks expanded its SD-WAN service with the addition of a context-aware IPS (Intrusion Prevention System). The managed system provides IPS inspection as a service, using big data from the Cato Cloud to update new signatures and software patches
Today, Aryaka announced the availability of SmartACCESS, a clientless SD-WAN solution for remote access with a built-in dynamic CDN. Aryaka’s first-to-market, software-defined solution provides up to 3x faster application performance for mobile users, targeting enterprise companies that struggle to provide
Internet acceleration company LiveQoS is announcing LiveONE a Software Defined QoE cloud service that’s specifically designed for delivery challenged Demanding Internet Apps. We recently had the opportunity to speak to Martin Horne, CEO of LiveQoS, about the development of LiveONE
The concept behind the new Akamai business model is revolutionary. Although it’s still in infancy now, once the concept matures its going to disrupt multiple industries and companies including the SD-WAN market, Viptela, CloudGenix, Aryaka, Symantec, Palo Alto, Zscaler, and
Verizon Enterprise Solutions with Viptela Verizon Enterprise Solutions has launched Virtual Network Services, a new SDN and NFV service for enterprise clients, in collaboration with Viptela, which provides control cloud network components such as SDN-WAN controllers. The new network-as-a-service is
Akamai has introduced a new product called the “Cloud Networking Suite” which targets the WAN industry with a bundle of features that eases the deployment and management of the WAN. The Cloud Networking features include: Internet Transport Optimization: TCP Optimization
Shlomo Kramer is a well-known name in the cybersecurity field and was kind enough to grant us an interview regarding his newest venture, Cato Networks, which recently came out of stealth mode in February 2016. Cato Networks believes that cloud-based
Cato Networks, a Tel-Aviv startup founded in 2015, has recently gone to market with a Cloud-based Network Security solution that protects the new corporate perimeter. The new corporate perimeter is everywhere where employees are no longer being protected by the
