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IoT in the shadows
Gary Cox at Infoblox explores the troubling rise of Shadow IoT - and how to detect it |  |
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Ominous clouds
How building the network team into the cloud will improve business outcomes
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The currency threat
Fabian Libeau at RiskIQ discusses the vulnerabilities of the cryptocurrency landscape
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Network Computing Awards 2018: The Winners!
The results of the 2018 Network Computing Awards were revealed at an evening ceremony at the Radisson Blu Edwardian in March. Below we profile some of this year’s winners:
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Welcome to the December 2018 Newsletter.
As we rapidly approach the end of each year here at the NC offices an annual tradition of our own begins to kick in – opening nominations for the Network Computing Awards. The search will soon be on for the networking champions of 2019, with readers and suppliers alike nominating the solutions, services and customer success stories that have most impressed them in the past twelve months.
For the 2019 awards Ray Smyth, editor of Network Computing Magazine, has created three new categories to better reflect and recognise our ever-eveolving industry. These new categories are the Editor’s Innovation Award, the Customer Choice Award, and the Artificial Intelligence: Best Deployment or Solution Award. All three of these categories will be judged by Ray himself. Details on how to submit for these new categories and the requirements for doing so are outlined in the November/December issue of Network Computing and will be available soon on the Network Computing Awards website. We’ll have more announcements about the 2019 awards in the weeks ahead – in the meantime we’d like to wish all of our readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We’ll see you in 2019!
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