In 2017 - Set the stage for others to follow

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In 2017 - Set the stage for others to follow Most New Year resolutions don't last. This one could change you for good. Find Out How It's tough to be a network engineer. You have to deal with: Increasing business demands and shrinking IT budget Supporting new applications on old network hardware Shadow IT and the security risks associated with it Resolve to solve your pressing challenges. Not sometime in the future, but today. Network Virtualization is rewriting the rules for the way IT services are delivered. Find out how NSX by VMware overcomes the hassles of the physical network with improved security and better business outcomes. Here are three resolutions that will help you accelerate your growth in 2017. Resolve to Prevent unknown threats and known ones too. Minimize the impact of cyber attacks and achieve unparalleled security. Provision new applications in minutes instead of days. Without the need to rip and replace the entire network infrastructure. Classify all traffic, across all ports, all the time. Network traffic visibility is the key to preventing shadow IT risks. Minimizing risk and impact of data breaches Micro-segmentation - enabled by NSX - contains and blocks the lateral movement of a threat to other servers. Download eBook "Micro segmentation for Dummies" goes beyond the essential elements of Micro-segmentation. It provides key insights to defending the data center using network virtualization. Watch how NSX can prevent your security nightmare and get you noticed! NSX is the future Closing 2016 on a new high, NSX won the Editor's Choice Award from Virtualization Review magazine. The review by Trevor Pott, who has several decades of experience with IT networks, describes NSX as the scaffolding upon which next-generation IT security will be constructed. Read the full review>

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