Survey says! 

1. The building comes alive (IoT)

2. Cloud gives cover for bad actors

3. Supply chains deliver the good, bad, and ugly

4. Professional Services and 3rd-party weak links

5. Data growth and alert fatigue 

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Not all SDWAN solutions are created equal and not all of them can do what is described in the graphic above. Plus, different providers of the same platform may in fact alter the way they delivered the service. It varies from one provider to another. If you think SDWAN makes sense for your ...

If you are one of them, here are a few major points you should consider. 

SD-WAN:

• Is integral to a bulletproof cloud and internet connection strategy

• Replaces high-cost MPLS/private bandwidth with low cost internet connections

• Responds in real-time to network performance and routes around issues

• Is ...

The following is a quick, simple list of must-dos to help businesses of all sizes protect themselves against cyber threats. 

• Vulnerability Scanning

• Doesn’t actually fix anything, but...

• Shows “bad spots’”

• Good services will show a plan of remediation

• If subject to compliance (HIPPA, PCI, etc) recurr...

No matter where you are on your cloud journey, it’s essential you have a cloud migration strategy to guide you. The decisions you make and the steps you take to adopt cloud services can have important implications for your business for years to come — and mistakes can be costly. That’s why it’s vita...

Check out how a "real" SDWAN solution should work. Contact Cloud 9 now to learn more about the providers and services available that can actually perform like they should and how does not. There are many types of SDWAN out there in the world. Some good, some not so good, and others that are specific...

what is it? why do I need?

Software Defined Wide Area Network is a subset of SDN-Software Defined Networking (look it up). SDWAN is a lot of wonderful things and from my exp...