A10 Networks stories - Page 2

Data centres are in the cross hairs as attackers conspire to steal data. A10 Networks details the threats, and how to counter them.

"In today’s cloud environments, integration with SDN controllers and orchestration systems is not optional – it is a must have."

More and more cyber-criminals are tunnelling attacks in SSL encryption to evade detection by firewalls and other security products.

A10 Networks signs SoftnetX as its first Australian professional services partner, with channel partners set to potentially benefit.

In the age of complex web-based applications, unmanaged devices and an expanding global user base, it is more difficult to ensure security.

Because data centres store an organisation’s most valuable and most visible assets, they are vulnerable to attack.

"To counter these threats, organisations need a solution that can lock down their data centres. Otherwise they risk significant damage."

Brisbane-based systems integrator Comlinx has inked several sales for A10 Networks solutions, hard on the heels of their new partnership.

A10 has appointed a new VP of Asia Pacific sales charged with expanding the company’s channel operations and taking sales team 'to the next level'.

Recent worldwide security breaches, among even security conscious companies, have shone an uncomfortable spotlight on corporate security and compliance measures.

Until recently, ‘application delivery controllers’ (ADCs) were considered just another piece of the IT infrastructure jigsaw puzzle.

"A10 is making a significant investment in expanding our channel resources..."

"The partnership is an important step in expanding A10 Networks’ network of value-added channel partners, and will help to consolidate our market position."

"My initial impression is that channel-building is already well under way. Now we need to recruit partners to help increase our awareness and consideration rates."

"Organisations are facing the threat of significant revenue loss and brand reputation damage from these DDoS attacks as cyber criminals look to gain from disrupting the availability of essential services."

Advancing technology is improving the way in which Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud data centre operators deliver application networking and security services to their customers, enabling them to improve business agility and lower total cost of ownership.

"The ANZ market is hungry for a new tech leader that is nimble and responsive."

Thames Coromandel District Council (TCDC) in New Zealand has created a fast, reliable and future-proofed network for interacting with and servicing its various communities.

While customers are taking advantage of the seemingly unlimited computing resources available in the cloud, they should beware of the hidden risks in doing so.

With cloud computing regarded as the future model for IT by nearly nine of ten mid-market business respondents, according to a contemporary survey, cloud service providers are coming under pressure to deliver more efficiently.

During the two years since IPv4 addresses began to run out, IPv6 adoption has grown rapidly as migration technologies and methods have been standardised.

Application networking vendor A10 Networks is expanding its ANZ channel, appointing DNA (Digital Networks Australia) as a distributor here.