CATAGORY: Wireless Networking

By Zunesis / March 27, 2023 / aruba clearpassnetwork access controlNetwork management

In today’s digitally driven world, businesses are becoming increasingly reliant on network connectivity to operate effectively. But with increased connectivity also comes increased risk exposure. Cyberattacks are on the rise, and more businesses are succumbing to security breaches, data loss, and other security-related issues. In fact, cybercrime damages are expected to reach $10.5 trillion by […]

By Caleb Clark / February 17, 2022 / Aruba Networkseratek12 educationwireless networking

Education and Technology I recently had the pleasure of attending the 2022 Colorado Association of Leaders in Education Technology (CALET) “Winter Leadership Conference” as a sponsor (on behalf of Aruba Networks and Zunesis.) This annual event brings together Information Technology leaders from primary education institutions all over the state of Colorado. They discuss new innovations, […]

By Zunesis / February 18, 2021 / network access controlNetwork managementnetworking

Network Access Control (NAC) – keeping the devices and users where they belong. I work in a lot of network environments and I see a lot of different approaches to security and networking.  One constant I have found is that all IT professionals struggle to adequately identify and secure the devices that may be on […]

By Rachael Stiedemann / September 17, 2020 / aruba espAruba NetworksIoTmonitoringnetworking

Back in March which seems like ages ago, Aruba Networks announced the release of Aruba ESP. It’s the industry’s first cloud-native platform designed to automate, unify and secure the Edge. Why the need for this new platform in today’s world? What are its secret powers for your network?  And, how does it work?   Why […]

By Zunesis / June 3, 2020 / access pointsALEArubaoutdoor wifi

It will take some time for things to get back to normal.  The term, new normal has been popularized but is not far from the truth.  The way we do business and approach activities of leisure will have to change for a while.  How can we maintain some semblance of normalcy while engaging in the […]

By Adam Gosselin / July 18, 2019 / Arubaaruba uixsensors

Aruba UXI Sensor   In early 2018, Aruba announced they were buying Cape networks, the developers of the Cape sensor. Rebranded as the Aruba User Experience Insight (UXI), the sensor sits on your network. It alerts you whenever your network is having problems. It may not seem like much, but it is an amazing little […]

By Zunesis / July 3, 2019 / APsaruba instant access pointsnetworking

Aruba Instant Access Points Years ago, the concept of purchasing and deploying enterprise grade wireless infrastructure was reserved for only the largest or wealthiest companies.  The average small to mid-sized businesses were left to make compromises on features and performance because of the prohibitive price and deployment complexity associated with wireless infrastructure.  Well no more. […]

By Zunesis / May 22, 2019 / aruba clearpassIoTwireless networking

Increased Vulnerability     Identifying what connects to the network is the first step to securing your enterprise.  Control through the automated application of wired and wireless policy enforcement ensures that only authorized and authenticated users and devices are allowed to connect to your network.  At the same time, real-time attack response and threat protection […]

By Rachael Stiedemann / February 28, 2019 / aruba service assuranceconnectivitynetworkingsensorsuser centricWi-Fi

End User-Centric Network and Application Performance Analytics   Increasing reliance on Wi-Fi for Enterprise and IoT applications mean IT departments are facing new challenges to deliver the best user and client experience possible. To provide a consistent level of performance, the Aruba Service Assurance solution enables IT to proactively simulate real-world user and client experiences. […]

By Zunesis / October 3, 2018 / Arubanetworkingswitch 8400

Aruba 8400: Designed from the Ground Up for Automation and Network Insight   Looking at networking gear over the past several decades, not much has really changed from a high level.  Okay, we’ve gotten bigger pipes to fit the much larger volume of data that needs to pass through them.  We have added more protocols […]