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It’s the office, but not as we know it
Opinion | May 2024
Principle Networks' Ian Wharton considers the future of the wireless network - and why the office we knew no longer exists
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Tuning in to the channel
Opinion | May 2024
Zhanna Boguslavska at SolarWinds explains why It’s time to take another look at the channel
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Fixing the public sector IT debacle
Opinion | May 2024
The tender process for public sector IT is broken, according to Mark Grindey at Zeus Cloud. Can it be fixed?
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Portnox Cloud
Product Review | May 2024
This unique cloud-native UAC solution is simple to deploy and manage, doesn't require additional infrastructure investment and is available in a range of competitively priced subscriptions
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Enhanced Network Tester and Cable Qualifier from TREND
News | May 2024
TREND Networks has announced major enhancements to its SignalTEK 10G Network Throughput Tester and Cable Qualifier
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Sophos appoint Joe Levy as CEO
News | May 2024
Levy names Jim Dildine as new Sophos CFO and member of senior management team
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Zyxel offer WiFi 7 for the price of WiFi 6
News | May 2024
New offer designed to highlight the performance, quality and value of the latest addition to its leading range of access points.
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Highlight Service Observability Platform
Product Review | May 2024
UK-based Highlight's Service Observability Platform is designed from the ground up to provide senior managers with clear and unambiguous visibility into the technologies and services that business success depends on
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It's not offence or defence - it's both!
Security Update | May 2024
A balanced cybersecurity strategy should be your ultimate goal according to Ed Williams at Trustwave
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Designing for humans
Security Update | May 2024
Neil Thacker at Netskope on why the enterprise should use nudge theory to educate employees
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Comment
This issue of the newsletter is following hot (very hot!) on the heels of the 2024 Network Computing Awards, which took place on May 23rd at an awards ceremony in London's Bloomsbury. Our winners on the night included Hornetsecurity, who won the Data Protection Product of the Year award for 365 Total Protection as well as our Bench Tested Product of the Year award (Software and Services Category) for 365 Permission Manager, while NetAlly's CyberScope Air wireless network security scanner won our Bench Tested Hardware category.
WatchGuard were winners of the Network Security Product of the Year for the Firebox M Series and Prism DCS triumphed in the Customer Service category, while Zeus Cloud took home the trophy in the Won To Watch Company category (Zeus Cloud also feature in this issue of the newsletter, with an opinion piece from CEO Mark Grindey on fixing the broken tender process for public sector IT).
Congratulations once again to all of our winners and runners-up! You will find a full list of the 2024 winners on the awards website: https://networkcomputingawards.co.uk. We'll also have more details in future issues of the newsletter and Network Computing magazine.
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