Join host Mark Tierney, ONUG CTO, as he engages with technology and business leaders and digs into the technology underpinnings that are driving today's Enterprise. From technology trends, to security issues, governance and automation, The ONUG Podcast presents independent analysis, fun banter and insightful perspectives.
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Attendees will hear from Conrad Menezes about current enterprise marketplace trends gaining rapid adoption across industry verticals; namely – hybrid work, multi-cloud connectivity, and SD-WAN + Security Service Edge (SSE). Conrad will unravel each of these trends and what it means for you as an enterprise. He will also discuss how the latest market-leading Aruba solutions uniquely stack up to help you stay on top as you navigate your way through each of these trends with simplicity, agility, and flexibility at scale.
Join us for this special episode of the ONUG podcast. Get ready for ONUG Spring 2022 with ONUG co-founder, Nick Lippis, and emcee, Johna Till Johnson.
Learn more about ONUG Spring 2022.
Enterprise networks are changing at a rapid pace due to the adoption of multi-cloud and edge computing workloads. What does this mean for future network architectures and how should your enterprise be positioning itself for success? Listen to the second installment of ONUG’s Network Cloud Podcast series that all ties back to their recently published playbook, Building the New Network Cloud, available on ONUG.net.
Download the playbook: https://onug.net/working-groups/network-cloud/#publications
How do you know remote workers are having good performance–a good experience–using the applications they need to get their work done? By default, you don’t. Everyone’s remote networking experience will vary based on factors out of your control.
Solutions that give you insight into what’s happening out there fall under the discipline of Digital Experience Monitoring. Palo Alto Networks has a solution in this space. Their Autonomous Digital Experience Management (ADEM) capability is the topic of today’s episode.
Joining us for our ADEM discussion is Jahnavi Reddy, Senior Product Line Manager at Palo Alto Networks.
We discuss:
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is currently one of the fastest growing areas within the field of cloud security; most security vendors are now offering or developing CSPM capabilities. However, enterprises are still trying to build the most effective CSPM program to fit their environment. In many cases, it’s unclear where to start and what the end goal is for the CSPM effort.
ONUG’s Network Cloud Working Group explores the meaning of agile, elastic Infrastructure in today’s multi-cloud world.
Years after the term was coined by Stephen Paul Marsh in 1994 and popularized by John Kindervag more than a decade ago, Zero Trust has become the “new” security solution that addresses the confluence of today’s three critical factors and the emergence of what amounts to a cyber-war on businesses and governments. Blog author Mark Fishburn dissects Zero Trust along with Marina Segal and Forrest Bennett.
The state of cybersecurity access management has come a long way since Operation Aurora. Many improvements have been collectively referred to as Zero Trust by Gartner and others.
Many improvements have been collectively referred to as Zero Trust by Gartner and others. What does that really mean, what are the implications to your enterprise and what mechanisms are in place to inform us now and in the future? That is the subject of this podcast. You will hear from Mudit Tyagi, Author of the ONUG blog, Zero Trust, The Critical Essence. Mudit is a Technology and Security Architect from F5 Network and is joined by, Forrest Bennett of Fedex, Michael Thomas Clark of ONUG and Mark Tierney of ONUG. Together you will hear the first of a series of ONUG podcasts on Zero Trust. The Why, the What and the How.
