Gateway stories

Tesserent's cybersecurity experts anticipate AI risks, a growing skills shortage, and regulatory changes by 2024.

The solution leverages over 10 million trained users to identify, block and remove phishing email threats before entering users' inboxes.

The global IoT node and gateway market size is expected to grow from USD412.3 million in 2021 to USD726.7 million by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.5% from 2022 to 2030.

The cellular IoT gateway market is expected to reach US$ 2.2 billion in 2026, according to the latest report from ResearchAndMarkets.

The rise in digital awareness toward IoT nodes will lead to a huge demand for IoT nodes and gateway technologies.

D-Link launches Nuclias Cloud-Managed DBG-2000 SD-WAN Security Gateway to offer centralised control for businesses and remote workers.

Cisco launches Catalyst 8000 Edge family, providing secure and automated connectivity to applications across cloud, data center, and edge.

Check Point unveils high-performance security gateways optimized for data centers and telecoms, featuring its ThreatCloud and SandBlast solutions.

McAfee named 2019 Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for Security Web Gateways with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.

As New Zealand organisations continue their shift towards virtualisation and from there into cloud, we are seeing significant changes in the very definition of the data centre and where data is held.

'Super firewalls' or network segmentation gateways, have the potential to deliver on the power of the cloud, says Fortinet's Jack Chan.

In a recent Ponemon Institute study, IT security professionals across the ditch placed being hit by an advanced persistent threat (APT) as their number one fear.

IT Managers and CIOs should all be re-assessing their gateway and data centre security in response to recent major trend shifts in cloud usage, ‘BYOX’ (bring your own device, application, etc), privacy requirements and increasingly sophisticated malware and attacks.

For those who don’t like to compromise screen real estate for portability when it comes to notebooks, take a look at the NV59C from Gateway.

The LT23 is quite an attractive Acer netbook, with a stylised, pixilated pattern etched both on the exterior and the wrist rest surface.

Netbooks have seemingly gone about as small as they can go, so the new trend seems to be cramming more and more features into these typically features-light computers.