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Secure SASE Convergence: Unifying Network and Security

Secure SASE Convergence: Unifying Network and Security

For years, network and security teams were tasked with connecting and protecting a type of organization that no longer exists: one with a clearly defined perimeter, where employees worked from the office and applications resided in a single data center. That world no longer exists, and it’s time our architecture caught up. Why unifying Networking and Security...

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Observability in IT networks

Observability in IT networks

In the ever-changing world of IT networks, observability has become crucial to ensure computer networks run safely and efficiently. The ability to understand and monitor the internal states of a system in real time has become essential in areas as wide-ranging as...

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Understanding the technology behind heat pipes

Understanding the technology behind heat pipes

Heat pipes transfer heat on electronic devices & industrial applications, using the heat transition principle, to transfer to heat sinks within a cooling system. Heat pipes have clear advantages over other heat dissipation methods. What are heat pipes? Heat pipes...

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The vehicle of the future

The vehicle of the future

One day, Henry Ford said: "If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses". Twenty years later, horses had disappeared from the roads. Today, vehicles come with advanced safety, alternative fuels, and intelligent driving assistance...

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Security attacks on Supply Chains

Security attacks on Supply Chains

In the digital age, supply chains are essential for the smooth functioning of businesses and the economy at large. Businesses increasingly rely on an interconnected ecosystem of suppliers, software and services to function. However, in recent years, we have witnessed...

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Improving device reliability and redundancy

Improving device reliability and redundancy

In a previous article we looked at how to mathematically calculate the reliability of electronic equipment. That is, the probability of it working correctly for a given period of time. This is best characterised by the Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF), or its...

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