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In my last article, I talked about how Cisco ISE can answer the Five W’s of Network Access Control. Those being: Who is accessing my network? What devices are being used on my network? Where are these devices and users logging in? When are these devices or users accessing my network? How are users and […]

The “Cloud” looms large over CIO playbooks and budgets with the opportunity to capture leading cloud providers economies of scale, growing services, and capabilities. 2018 saw many OpEx budgets for cloud spend exceeded, and not by just a little. The question became would cloud spend decrease as a result? It appears not, as migrating infrastructure, […]

iVision has a set of eight Client Engagement Values (CEVs). These are the core principles behind how we operate and how we service our clients. This blog series will highlight stories from our employees on how they interpret and embody these CEVs, whether in their career at iVision or in their personal lives. I communicate, […]

Each year, iVision holds our internal Tech Summit. For one full day, iVision team members join together to exchange ideas, celebrate accomplishments, and brainstorm innovative solutions for our clients. This year’s summit theme was FOCUS. Topics centered on improving your security posture, the importance of mono-tasking, and new developments in the IT world, all things […]

Another year has flown by and another Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent conference has come and gone. AWS re:Invent was hosted across multiple hotels on the Las Vegas strip and brought 50,000+ technical professionals, vendors, and partners together to spend five days totally immersed in the platform and new features built to improve the cloud […]

iVision has a set of eight Client Engagement Values (CEVs). These are the core principles behind how we operate and how we service our clients. This blog series will highlight stories from our employees on how they interpret and embody these CEVs, whether in their career at iVision or in their personal lives. I am […]

In February 2017, a security researcher and white-hat hacker published information about a set of side-channel/speculative execution attacks that impacted approximately 20 years of Intel and AMD CPUs (among others), allowing for protected memory restrictions to be bypassed by a targeted malicious attack. These vulnerabilities were labeled SPECTRE and MELTDOWN and received a large amount […]