The cybersecurity landscape is rapidly changing. The emergence of generative AI has brought us productivity, but it has also brought about the "democratization of attacks."
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[AI Data Center] The Heart of Massive Data Pipelines: Why Routers Again?
With the recent generative AI craze led by ChatGPT, building an 'AI data center (AIDC)' has become a hot topic in enterprise IT.
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AI Networking: From the Age of Connectivity to the Age of Intelligence
The paradigm of AI data centers is rapidly shifting from a "computation" focus to a "network fabric" focus. Parameters in the trillions
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Global Substation Security Scan Results: "Breached in 30 Minutes?"“
Today, I'd like to introduce you to a very "heart-pounding" report that is directly related not only to the security industry but also to our daily lives.
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The Rise of ITIL 5: How Is ITSM Evolving?
On February 12, 2026, ITIL 5 (ITIL Version 5), long-awaited by the global IT industry, was officially released. 2019
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Zero Trust in 2026: Beyond "Concept" to "Reality"
In an era of frequent security incidents, why is our zero trust approach failing? In 2025, a year marked by numerous large-scale incidents, we are
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The Promise of Future Networks: Staying on the Front Lines of Security in the Quantum Age
As HPE invests in AI and quantum computing, we are also focused on strengthening security. We are adopting strategies including PQC and zero-trust architecture to overcome cryptographic vulnerabilities introduced by quantum computers, and we are driving network improvements to keep data secure.
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When an employee's ‘role" changes, security automatically...
Recent security breaches are primarily caused by human error and failure to adhere to the principle of least privilege. To address this, HPE Aruba Networking's Dynamic Segmentation can strengthen security through role-based access control, reduce human error, and build a zero-trust environment.
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New security as data center traffic patterns change
East-west traffic has recently become increasingly important within data centers, driven by the proliferation of virtualization and cloud computing. This shift introduces security vulnerabilities and operational inefficiencies, necessitating microsegmentation and internal traffic control to ensure data center security.
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Cafe networking? A simple and secure network?
As enterprises move their applications to the cloud, traditional branch networks become increasingly complex and unable to meet modern security and connectivity demands.
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