Netagen supports Enterprise, Government, Health Care, and Education organizations in migrating legacy systems to secure cloud-based network environments to achieve greater simplicity, scalability, velocity, and long-term cost efficiencies.
Today's blog will cover the key differences between the three cloud deployment models: public, private, and hybrid.
1) NAC Is Built on an 802.1X Framework
Tareq Cora is part of the Technology Division, in particular the Radio section at the Toronto Fire Services. He is responsible for mission critical communication including the Toronto Fire Service's Radio infrastructure, Station Alerting and 911 communications. He is currently supporting two complete communication centers, 85 Fire Stations, and approximately 150 Emergency response vehicles.
Apple, Acer, JBS, Kronos, Shutterfly, and Planned Parenthood are a few organizations to fall victim to some of the biggest ransomware attacks in 2021. As reported by Help Net Security, Ransomware attacks increased 148% in Q3 2021, showing no sign of slowing down.
More than 72% of our public sector customers choose private cloud services for added privacy, access control, and long-term cost efficiencies. However, “private cloud” is such a broad term, so in today’s blog, we will elaborate on the various private cloud environments.
"Netagen integrates well and their solutions are priced competitively” — John Levay, Niagara College Director of Information Technology Services
In our last blog post Cloud-Managed Networks: What is It and Why is Now the Time To Switch? we discussed cloud managed networking (also referred to as centralized network management) and explained that the key benefit of having a centralized network management system is to manage all aspects of your network in one place, which enables your IT team to do more with less, and basically make time for the work that matters. Today, we’ll be discussing the ExtremeCloud IQ solution and explore the top three reasons why this cloud-managed network solution is second to none.