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“I have a feeling we are not in Kansas anymore.” Who doesn’t identify with Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz these days? This statement has become so powerfully relatable because we associate Kansas with normalcy and safety.
Tempered Networks wants to hire “A” players who self-manage. Recently, Marguerite Yeo joined our team, and so far, it’s not hard to gauge her impact.
Being in a technology startup is never easy. This is my 5th startup in a 25+ year career and my inspiration to keep pushing forward, regardless of the challenges, comes from the opportunity to work with forward-thinking customers and to witness how they apply our technology to solve big problems.
Business professionals outside of IT demand business agility. It’s the current buzzword and has a nice ring… business agility! If you’re in IT, however, you’ve likely come to loathe the word.
Lucas has been one of our Support Engineers at Tempered Networks for over two years. While two years may not be a lot in the grand scheme of things, it could be converted to two decades at a tech start-up! Basically, he’s just seen a lot. I was able to tear Lucas away from his desk for a bit to ask him a few questions.
Micro-segmentation yields tremendous benefits like persistent, workload-level security, better network performance, and higher resource availability. Not to mention, dividing your network into manageable pieces that don’t have nebulous rule sets and difficult-to-map dependencies.
The HIPswitch acts as an overlay gateway that secures devices so they can be instantly networked with other HIPservice endpoints. The HIPswitch Virtual provides maximum flexibility to create HIPswitch Virtuals when they’re needed in private or public clouds.
Webinar: Converged Plant Wide Ethernet Made Secure and Simple with an Improved Networking Paradigm
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For our first employee spotlight, Trisha, our HR Generalist, talks with Jared about his transition from one of our awesome interns to his role as a full-time employee.
It is hard to find a modern-day network today that can’t be labeled, tagged, or classified. The need to segment your network traffic and isolate your audience from harm while offering a useful service that can be easily deployed and managed is a daunting task.
We have all seen ads for various virtual private network (VPN) providers promoting their VPN as the solution to all that ails you. What they don’t tell you is that a VPN does not prevent someone stealing your information, tracking where you go on the net, or other nefarious things that folks are doing out there.
For most of us, it’s hard to imagine what networking would be like without complexity. Even something simple, like moving a printer, can take weeks of planning, provisioning and system updates to get it from the fourth floor to the fifth.
A breach is always bad news, but perhaps the silver lining here is how quickly the breach was discovered, and customers were notified. This gives hackers less time to exploit the stolen debit and credit cards and makes the breach less valuable to criminals.
If you watch Grey’s Anatomy you might have caught the season finale late last year where a hospital cyberattack infected their IT infrastructure and resulted in cardiac monitors going crazy and medical records being hijacked. The ensuing chaos was certainly enough to rattle the nerves of the medical personnel trying to treat patients and I’m sure it also gave all the IT folks responsible for hospital and healthcare systems pause.