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Partner POV | Next-generation Network Access Control: Zero Trust Security Without the Complexity
In the last 12 months, most organizations have experienced 7 or 8 security breaches that resulted in data loss or downtime.
This sobering statistic, recently published by Ponemon Institute in the report, The 2025 Global Study on Closing the IT Security Gap, sponsored by HPE, highlights how important it is for organizations to close cybersecurity gaps that can expose them to risk and leave them vulnerable to threats.
Aruba SD-Branch with CX, ECS and Aruba Central
In this Learning Series, the user will experience:
Aruba ECS (SilverPeak Configuration.
Aruba CX Switching Configuration.
Aruba Central Configuration.
Aruba CX Switching is a series of network switches that are built for enterprise and data center settings, providing high-performance, dependable, and secure networking solutions. Aruba CX supports open standards and can integrate easily with third-party tools and software. Aruba ECS (SliverPeak) is a comprehensive platform that focuses on enabling edge computing capabilities in networking environments. Aruba Central is a cloud-based network management and monitoring platform that provides centralized management for wired, wireless, and SD-WAN network infrastructure.
Aruba SD-Branch CX and Wireless with Aruba Central
This Learning Path will take you through configuration of Aruba 8360 and 6300F AOS-CX switches from OSPF to VSX. Aruba CX switches run on the AOS-CX, which is built to provide advanced networking capabilities. When configuring a WLAN in Aruba Central, you can choose different forwarding modes based on network requirements such as Bridged Mode and Tunneled Mode. WLANs are configured and managed through the cloud-based interface of Aruba Central. Aruba Central is Aruba's cloud-based network management platform.
Partner POV | AI networking: Revolutionizing IT operations
5 ways to gain new efficiencies and insights
Partner POV | Pioneering a user-centered approach to AI-powered network operations
With the integration of diverse technologies, proliferation of IoT devices, and rise of data-intensive applications, network operations have become highly complex. And, incorporating the additional challenges of security and extensibility presents a strain on already limited resources.
Aruba SD-Branch
Introducing Aruba SD-Branch , IT can now deploy and manage WAN connections with unprecedented efficiency and cost-effectiveness, eliminating the delays of the past. The Branch Gateways support multiple WAN connections, including the Internet, MPLS, and cellular connections. They also feature software-defined, role-based policy enforcement, enabling easy definition of the best paths for data center, cloud, and SaaS-bound traffic. This ensures that critical data reaches its destination via the most efficient routes, enhancing overall network performance and user experience.
Partner POV | Top five networking and security trends for 2024
The 2023 business climate was ripe with innovation, disruption, and challenging macro-level conditions, with ever-increasing pressure on IT departments to accelerate business transformation. In this environment, it's critical to be on top of industry trends and innovations to stay competitive.
WWT Helps a Large Midwestern Manufacturer Escape Wireless Vendor Lock-In
When a large midwestern manufacturer encountered significant challenges with their existing wireless OEM, WWT stabilized the company's wireless network and helped them select, test and deploy a second OEM solution for vastly improved performance as well as simplified deployment, use and management.