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Daniele Di Minica, our Product Manager for Automated Troubleshooting at Anritsu joins The Fast Mode in a series which explores assessing the need for traffic filtering technologies that can deliver real-time, granular application awareness. In this Q&A, Daniele discusses the impact of traffic visibility on modern IP networks. bit.ly/3yzGuUR

SAVE THE DATE 🤖👾 (link in the first comment!) You're invited to our webinar NetXMS Talks, where we're going to talk about some of the key changes in the latest release NetXMS 5 — significantly reworked network maps, new approach to monitoring of wireless networks, and collector objects. --> Yes, there will be a recording after the webinar!

Excited to share that CHENEXT Technologies has been nominated for the Finals of the AIXR awards, 8th edition in 2024! These awards are at the centre of recognition and celebration of outstanding achievement in virtual and augmented reality. #ExtendedReality #VirtualReality #AugmentedReality #MixedReality #3DVisualisation #3DCollaboration #SaferOperations #VirtualTraining #AssetDataManagement #ProcessIndustry

Last week I joined the ITFS in Seville, Spain (https://lnkd.in/ebTqyUtr) to reflect on TOPIC Embedded Systems efforts in the domain of precision timing in networked environments with other developers and researchers. The relevance appears to be high as I recognised the issues our customers are facing in the conducted presentations. Great to see that our view on solutions are shared by many. Security, safety, measurement accuracy, power consumption, distributed computing, it is all depending on synchronised time. Love to share my experiences and discuss my thoughts on this subject. Next year Prague? #ITSF2024 #precisiontiming #embeddedsystems

Congratulations to Nils Rodday (DACS&CODE), Aiko Pras (DACS) and Roland van Rijswijk-Deij (DACS) for winning the Best Paper Award at IFIP NOMS 2024! The paper, entitled “Exploring the Benefit of Path Plausibility Algorithms in BGP” explores how different deployment models for recently developed routing security techniques can improve the security of the inter-domain routing system of the Internet. Comparing Autonomous System Provider Authorization (ASPA) to AS Cones, the paper demonstrates how incremental deployment strategies (e.g., uniform, tier 1 providers first, …) lead to an overall improvement in routing security. A key conclusion of the work is that both ASPA and AS Cones can significantly improve routing security even if they are only partially deployed. The paper lead by dr. Nils Rodday was co-authored with Gabi Dreo Rodosek (UniBW), Aiko Pras (UT/DACS) and prof. Roland van Rijswijk-Deij (UT/DACS). https://lnkd.in/dGtTcrq3

DNS4EU Update: Join the Call Today🗣️ Join Robert Šefr, CTO and Co-Founder of Whalebone, for an update on the progress of the #DNS4EU initiative today at 16:00 UTC. The session, Encrypted DNS, is organised by 419 Consulting. If you're interested in learning more or want to join the discussion, message Andrew Campling for an invitation to the call. #DNS4EU #Cybersecurity #whalebone

Proud to be one of the first AVSs on EigenLayer! Eigen Labs and Sreeram Kannan are pioneering the first market for decentralized trust: the verifiable cloud and AVSs are the verifiable SaaS. What truly sets EigenLayer apart is its ability to let projects integrate Ethereum's trust and security into their infrastructure, without the need to build it from scratch. For those already exploring liquid staking, definitely consider looking into restaking. There’s a whole new layer of potential waiting for you out there ;)

I'm looking forward to the NetUK conference on July 8-9, where I will be talking about the work we have been doing at Juniper Networks to make it much easier to detect network black holes. See comment below for a link to a blog on this topic. #NetUK1

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