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Network World Net Optimization Alert May 24, 2016 How to monitor, measure, and manage your broadband consumption Dealing with a data cap? Tired of getting dinged for busting through it? Learn how to identify the hogs on your network and how to make sure your ISP is delivering everything you're paying for. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cisco says network spending still hampered by economic jitters • New F5 software addresses the needs of an increasingly digital world • Extreme Networks bolsters 'customer intimacy' to spur growth • The future of auto safety is seat belts, airbags and network technology • Worm infects unpatched Ubiquiti wireless devices • Information-centric networking could fix these internet problems • Software-defined networking touches every industry segment • DARPA extreme DDOS project transforming network attack mitigation • SWIFT asks its customers to help it end a string of high-profile banking frauds Video/Webcast: Okta Live Webcast 7/12/16: Automating the Identity Lifecycle with Okta Provisioning Increasingly companies are employing cloud solutions as the foundation for running their business. Okta builds on that foundation with a full suite of identity, mobility and security products that are all fully integrated into one platform for internal and external users. Read More ▶ Cisco says network spending still hampered by economic jitters Economic uncertainty is still putting a damper on some network spending, and that won't change in the next few months, Cisco Systems said Wednesday. Read More ▶ New F5 software addresses the needs of an increasingly digital world F5 Networks' new solutions include security, orchestration and public cloud integration features. Read More ▶ Extreme Networks bolsters 'customer intimacy' to spur growth CEO Ed Meyercord talks about Enterasys merger and an expanding set of software capabilities undergirding Extreme's wired-wireless switches Read More ▶ The future of auto safety is seat belts, airbags and network technology Technology is being developed that would create a world of connected cars communicating with one another to help reduce the 5.6 million car accidents on U.S. roads each year. But just how to enable vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communication is still up for debate. Read More ▶ Worm infects unpatched Ubiquiti wireless devices Routers and other wireless devices made by Ubiquiti Networks have been infected by a worm that exploits a one-year-old remote unauthorized access vulnerability. Read More ▶ Information-centric networking could fix these internet problems The internet of the future will have to support pervasive mobile connectivity and multicast video technology while keeping latency down. Information-centric networking makes those possible. Read More ▶ Software-defined networking touches every industry segment Companies using Cisco's Application Centric Infrastructure are having success, proving software-defined networking (SDN) works and is ready for prime time. Read More ▶ DARPA extreme DDOS project transforming network attack mitigation Researchers with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) have quickly moved to alter the way the military, public and private enterprises protect their networks from high-and low-speed distributed denial-of-service attacks with a program called Extreme DDoS Defense (XD3). Read More ▶ SWIFT asks its customers to help it end a string of high-profile banking frauds Financial transaction network SWIFT called on its customers Friday to help it end a string of high-profile banking frauds perpetrated using its network. 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