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The Battle of AI Networking: Ethernet vs InfiniBand
This article is not an exploration of who does Ethernet better so much as a direct examination of technology itself. Numbers will be reported as an aggregate means between major players in the AI Networking market and contrasted with equivalent InfiniBand performance. The goal is to answer, at an atomic level, one question: eliminating all other variables, is Ethernet good enough?
Using Mock Service Worker to Improve Jest Unit Tests
Mock Service Worker (MSW) improves unit tests of components that make API calls by defining mocks at the network level instead of mocking our own custom code. Better still, we get that benefit while also making our test code smaller, easier to read and easier to reuse.
Performance Benchmarking: Bun vs. C# vs. Go vs. Node.js vs. Python
I took 5 runtimes and built functionally identical REST APIs with each of them. Then I ran load tests for each application to measure their performance.
PAN-OS and EDLs - Everything You Wanted to Know about External Dynamic Lists
Looking to implement external dynamic lists in your Palo Alto NGFW or Prisma Access? This post will answer all your questions about how EDLs work in PAN-OS to dynamically improve your security posture.
WWT and Cisco Introduce the Cisco UCS C885A M8 – A Next-Generation Dense AI Server with NVIDIA Accelerated Computing
WWT is proud to support the launch of the Cisco UCS C885A M8, a cutting-edge dense artificial intelligence (AI) server based on NVIDIA accelerated computing and designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance AI infrastructure.
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A Year in Review: World Wide Technology Sustainability Initiatives 2024
Learn how WWT's Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) team made an impact on sustainability at work, in the community and around the world in 2024.
How can Remote Browser Isolation Help
Protecting critical information from accidental disclosure or preventing phishing attacks against high-value targets is very difficult. Palo Alto Networks Remote Browser Isolation is an add-on to Prisma SASE to shift the risk to a secure cloud-hosted environment while providing a near-seamless experience for the end-user.
In Defense of Point Solutions: Why Specialized Cybersecurity Tools Shine
This second article in the 5-part series highlights the advantages of point solutions. It explains how these specialized tools deliver best-in-class protection, adapt quickly to specific challenges and provide focused ROI. Despite potential complexity, point solutions excel at addressing targeted security needs, making them a smart choice for businesses seeking precision and flexibility.
Prisma Access: How it Fits into your Environment
SASE feels like a confusing concept, but it is much simpler than you think
You've Still Got Mail
Email might feel like an outdated technology that should have been retired long ago, but it remains a crucial tool for business communication and an essential asset. To ensure its security, FortiMail is here to provide the protection it needs.
What is Palo Alto Cloud NGFW?
Leverage the power of Palo Alto Networks Industry Leading Next Generation Firewall With Cloud Native Deployment, Scalability, Automation and Performance With Cloud NGFW from Palo Alto Networks.
Preparing for DORA Compliance with Pure Storage and Commvault?
WWT's take on the new DORA compliance joint solution brief from Pure Storage and Commvault that aims to help customers meet requirements and will aid in your cyber resiliency plan.
Key Sustainability Themes in the Hospitality Industry
This is the first article in a two-part series. In this article, we explore the growing importance of sustainability in the hospitality industry, focusing on key environmental themes. The second article will delve into social themes and provide a deeper look at critical aspects of sustainability in this sector, such as emerging regulations and competitive intensity.
Remarks on Microsoft Ignite 2024
Microsoft Ignite has once again showcased the tech giant's commitment to innovation and excellence. This year's event has brought forward a plethora of groundbreaking announcements that are set to redefine the landscape of the technology industry. Here's a comprehensive recap and summary of the most important announcements made at Microsoft Ignite 2024
FortiWeb Protects Web Applications and APIs
FortiWeb, like Fortinet's NGFW FortiGate, also earns recognition as a leader and outperformer in Application and API Security (AAS) GigaOm Market Radar.
Honoring Veterans by Expanding Military Support and Inclusion in the Workplace.
In part one, we discussed WWT's dedication to supporting employee veterans and service members with community and services. Now, in part two, we share how we've grown these efforts globally by expanding initiatives that further integrate veterans' unique skills into our workplace culture.
ZTNA: More Than Just an Acronym
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is not just a buzzword your management is emphasizing; it's a critical design principle that should be integrated into your network security practices.
Cybersecurity Platforms vs. Point Solutions: Swiss Army Knives or Precision Tools?
This first article in a 5-part series explores the difference between cybersecurity platforms and point solutions. It explains how platforms offer unified, scalable protection while point solutions deliver specialized, best-in-class capabilities. Using simple analogies, it shows how these approaches tackle complex business challenges, setting the stage for deeper dives in upcoming articles.
Go Beyond Fixing Broken IT to Improve the Digital Employee Experience
Unlock the secrets to a frustration-free digital experience by using Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) tools to improve employee experience and productivity in ways that make a meaningful impact to their daily life.
eBPF is the Bee's Knees for Enterprise Environments
At its core, eBPF Programs are at the heart of how eBPF views and controls traffic. The eBPF technology is composed of bytecode that the kernel executes in response to specific events (a.k.a event-driven execution). Meaning the eBPF programs can be attached to various hook points in the kernel, allowing them to run in response to a specific event in the kernel. There's a lot of possibilities that stem from this event-driven execution. So many in fact, that eBPF was dubbed by Brendan Gregg as "superpowers for Linux!"
Fortinet + Lacework: The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts
Fortinet rounds out its cloud security offering by adding a solid CNAPP solution to its portfolio.
Understanding Technical Debt Part 2: Real Scenarios in Cybersecurity
This post delves into real-world scenarios where technical debt has impacted cybersecurity, highlighting examples across key domains such as automation, Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs), SSL decryption, Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and cloud environments like AWS. For each case, we'll explore what went wrong, the consequences of ignoring the debt, and practical steps to address or prevent it.
Securing AI in Real-Time with Palo Alto Networks' AI Runtime Security
As AI adoption grows, so do the risks. Palo Alto Networks' AI Runtime Security offers real-time monitoring, advanced threat detection and zero-trust access controls to protect AI applications. This solution ensures data security, regulatory compliance and operational integrity, enabling businesses to confidently leverage AI's potential while mitigating vulnerabilities.
Coherent QSFP28 Is Finally Here
The release of 100G ZR coherent QSFP28 transceivers from Nokia, Cisco and others promises to accelerate the already rapid shift from traditional core network designs to optical and packet converged architectures.
Understanding Technical Debt Part 1: Perspectives of an Executive, Consultant and Engineer
Technical debt might sound like tech jargon, but it's not that complicated. It's essentially the "IOU" of the tech world—shortcuts taken today that lead to more work (and often higher costs) later.
In this blog post, we'll examine technical debt from three key viewpoints: the executive, the consultant and the engineer.