Aruba Central

  • Next-Generation NAC: Zero Trust Security Without Complexity

    Over the past year, many companies have experienced 7 to 8 security breaches that resulted in data loss or downtime. The report “The 2025 Global Study on Closing the IT Security Gap,” recently published by the Ponemon Institute, emphasizes the importance of closing the cybersecurity gap. According to the same study, Network Access Control (NAC) within an organization…

  • 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…

  • Where will HPE Aruba be at RSAC 2024?

    Due to generative AI and evolving threats, security teams must rely on networks as a new tool for Zero Trust security. At the RSA Conference 2024, HPE Aruba Networking introduced new AI-based network security controls to help security teams protect valuable AI assets from the edge to the cloud. As enterprise AI assets become increasingly targeted…

  • New Wi-Fi 7 Access Points Released

    HPE Aruba Networking has launched access points powered by the new Wi-Fi 7 technology to meet the demands of customers seeking faster and more stable Wi-Fi connections. In addition to Wi-Fi 7 technology, these new HPE Aruba products incorporate significant technological advancements. Key Features of the AP-734 and AP-735 Device Class at 6GHz The AP-735 is a low-power indoor (Low…

  • HPE Aruba Central with Generative AI

    Many companies around the world are adopting AI to improve ITOps productivity faster than expected. To support this shift in networking, HPE Aruba Networking Central incorporates GenAI (Generative AI) Large Language Model (LLM) technology into AI Search, an AIOps feature. In this post, we will explore how cutting-edge GenAI technology [applies] to search…

  • [APSC Training #7] Aruba Central Device Management Method (2) – Site / Label

    In the previous post, we looked at the device management methods provided by Aruba Central. We examined the Group method among the three options: Group, Site, and Label. This time, we will explore the remaining two methods: Site and Label. Site: A Site refers to a physical location where a series of devices are installed, such as a campus, branch, or place. A site is…

  • [APSC Training #6] Aruba Central Device Management Method (1) – Group

    Once you have onboarded devices and mapped subscriptions to Aruba Central, you need to manage the devices starting from their configuration. To manage devices more efficiently and generate reports, Aruba Central manages them in three ways. By appropriately utilizing these three methods, you can manage and monitor the devices and endpoints connected to Central. From the left-hand menu of the Network Structure page in Central…

  • [APSC Training #5] Aruba Central Subscription Management

    In the previous post, we looked at adding Aruba devices to the cloud. Now, to actually operate the system, we need to map subscription licenses to the devices. Let's take a look at subscription assignment and key management. HPE GreenLake Device Assignment HPE GreenLake is HPE's common cloud platform. It provides various HPE services, including Aruba Central, and…

  • [APSC Training #4] Aruba Central Device Onboarding

    The first step in learning Aruba Central is onboarding devices to the cloud. There are four ways to add network devices to the cloud. Before starting the Aruba Activate Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) process, you must understand Aruba Activate, the core component of Aruba device provisioning. Aruba Activate allows customers to efficiently manage device inventory and Aruba devices…