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  • IPv6-ready switches: HPE Aruba Networking switches

    Veteran network administrators likely remember the simple network days of the past, when there were few devices required for internet access and connections were static. As the number of network devices increased, Internet Protocol v4 (IPv4) was created to enable management, routing, and security by tagging them with unique identifiers (i.e., addresses). IPv4 provides 32 bits of storage space and scalability…

  • Central with added application visibility capabilities

    Do you remember how the protagonist solves a case in a detective novel or movie? Imagine Sherlock Holmes solving a case without his keen observational skills. He would get lost in a maze of clues and miss crucial details. Similarly, IT teams navigating today's complex networks need more than just basic devices, endpoints, and configuration telemetry. Applications…

  • About ransomware attacks...

    According to research, 661 organizations were affected by ransomware last year.1 So, can signs of a ransomware attack be detected in advance? While the discovery of data encryption and a ransom demand may be the most noticeable signs of a ransomware attack, they actually occur at the end of the attack. To protect against ransomware, early detection of attacks and acceleration of ransomware recovery…

  • Defending against various threats with SD-WAN and SWG

    Cloud-provided Security Web Gateways (SWGs) and Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) are well-known components of SASE. Many enterprises are deploying SWG and FWaaS solutions to protect users, applications, and even unmanaged endpoints, such as OT and IoT devices, from malware attacks and internet-based security attacks. Relying solely on security features provided by the existing cloud and all…

  • Now switching from VPN to ZTNA

    As the remote work and cybersecurity landscape has changed significantly in recent years, organizations have been re-evaluating their reliance on traditional VPNs. The 2024 VPN Risk Report, co-authored by Cyber Security Insider and HPE Aruba Networking, provides an in-depth analysis of VPN-related issues and suggests that the transition to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) as a more secure and efficient alternative…

  • Running out of rack space? Half-width switches can help.

    Today, many businesses operate in a distributed manner. They must deploy purpose-specific servers and storage, along with appropriately sized networks, to power and connect these multiple locations. However, many face limitations in space and power, and rack space is frequently shared among various departments, such as IT, video, and security. To mitigate these challenges…

  • Achieving End-to-End Visibility

    End-user digital experience depends on the quality of LAN and WAN networks (e.g., the Internet). This means that network administrators must not only deploy and maintain the best network infrastructure but also monitor network performance to ensure end-users can efficiently access applications. If you watch the video below, HPE Aruba Networking's User eXperience Insight (UXI) solution…

  • HPE Aruba Networking Data Center Portfolio

    AOS-CX switch products provide powerful hardware and a smart operating system for building data center networks. These switches offer high performance and flexibility across a variety of models, while enhancing management efficiency, offering an optimized solution for the demands of modern data centers.

  • HPE Aruba Networking Switch Portfolio

    HPE Aruba Networking's latest CX switch portfolio delivers effective network management through four core elements: unified infrastructure, zero trust, and intelligent operations. The switches, based on a single operating system, deliver powerful performance and support a variety of security and management features.

  • HPE Aruba Networking Product Catalog 2024

    Introducing the latest catalog featuring HPE Aruba Networking products and solutions for 2024. This catalog includes a large number of newly released products, such as Wi-Fi 7 access points, as well as SSE solutions acquired by HPE last year to complete the Unified SASE portfolio. Furthermore, through changes in HPE’s branding architecture, changes to the logo, brand colors, themes, and more…