Jigsaw Business Networks

13/03/2018

Partnering with a provider that can oversee the system’s operation takes a big IT issue off your plate, augments your staff resources, and gives you access to specialized DDoS expertise.

07/03/2018

Many service providers have embarked on a major initiative to migrate their IP networks from purpose-built platforms to virtualized, software-based platforms heralding a new era of “programmable networks.”

05/03/2018

Local councils are collecting more information about citizens than ever before, yet they fail to provide cyber security training to employees and do not report all breaches to authorities.

28/02/2018

14/02/2018

SD-WAN changing the game for service and security assurance   In British detective shows, a large number of closed-circuit TV (CCTV) cameras in cities across the U.K. are always a reliable source of evidence. But there are inevitable gaps in camera placement, where suspects move about unseen. What ...

12/12/2017

Putting the User Experience First   In the early days of IT, computing departments lived in ivory towers, dispensing reports to users when the mainframe felt like it. As enterprise technology evolved, user needs remained in the back seat, with application development cycles that trickled out n...

15/11/2017

This blog post is the third in a series that examines the results of a

14/11/2017

This blog post is the fourth in a series that examines the results of a

03/11/2017

A former student and wrestler at the University of Iowa was arrested by the FBI on Tuesday in Denver for allegedly installing keyloggers on university computers as part of a cheating scheme, writes The New York Times. 22-year-old Trevor Graves allegedly...

18/10/2017

Understanding Mobile Habits of Millennials with Better Data From the first phone call placed in 1876 through the end of the 20th Century, service provider networks were built to support a limited number of services (mainly telephony and TV). Today, all bets are off. YouTube serves up 1 billion hours...

17/10/2017

The Hyatt hotel chain was again riddled with credit card-stealing malware in an “operation” between March 18 and July 2, 2017. While only 41 hotels have reportedly been affected this time, compared to 250 in 2016, most infected locations are in China...