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Endpoint Protection | Network Access Control | Cybersecurity
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Internetwork Engineering
February 24th, 2022
If you’re a technology leader at an enterprise, you’re under pressure to develop and deploy a secure IT infrastructure that supports and scales to a hybrid workforce. And you need to do it fast. Otherwise, your organization’s recovery from the economic conditions of the pandemic could stall. As your team continually battles relentless cyber-attacks, you could also see productivity plummet as a result, affecting the company’s revenue.
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Internetwork Engineering
February 17th, 2022
You may be hearing a lot about SASE these days. That acronym stands for Secure Access Service Edge. Some IT folks pronounce it “sassy,” and it’s an architecture, not a product. In short, SASE enables you to combine networking and security functions into a single, seamless cloud-based architecture. This way you can provide secure access to all your organization’s data and apps from anywhere your users may be working.
Company News | Data Center | Partners | Networking | Cybersecurity
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Internetwork Engineering
January 25th, 2022
IE has a new partner! F5 specializes in application delivery networking, application availability & performance, application security, multi-cloud management, network security, access & authorization, and online fraud prevention.
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Internetwork Engineering
January 20th, 2022
In November at Cisco’s annual partner conference, we were honored virtually with the Execution Excellence: Regional Partner of the Year – Blue Ridge for our innovation, leadership, and best practice as a Cisco business partner across the southeast.
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Internetwork Engineering
January 12th, 2022
We’re excited to announce that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, named us as a 2021 Triple Crown Award winner. This award celebrates standout solution providers for the impressive accomplishment of being featured on three of CRN’s prestigious lists.
Data Protection | Cybersecurity
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Sean Rollman
December 13th, 2021
A zero-day critical security vulnerability affecting the Java logging library Apache Log4j service was first discovered on December 9th. This vulnerability can allow remote attackers to perform unauthenticated remote code execution and access to Apache web server, which are widely deployed and used in many products. Security researchers have observed hundreds of thousands of attempts to exploit this vulnerability since it was discovered. As such, organizations should take all measures necessary to mitigate this threat.